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We are committed to saving your home call 877-228-9148!
Our Foreclosure Rescue Program can save your home from foreclosure no matter what it's worth - even if more is owed than its value!
It delays the foreclosure auction sale until a satisfactory deal can be worked out with the mortgage company and all the lien holders.
It will create equity in your property even when no equity previously existed and reduces your debts.
What is the cost for the Foreclosure Rescue services?
The cost of the service is FREE; In fact, any of the expenses and costs incurred on behalf of your foreclosure to protect your home and credit, including legal fees, is paid by Program.
Can I have my attorney review the documents?
Yes! We encourage the involvement of attorneys and want them to be a part of your Foreclosure Rescue Team. An attorney or bankruptcy preparer may be hired later in the process to represent you in any defense litigation, if required, or to file bankruptcies.
What if my property has high equity?
If the property has good equity almost any Hard Money Lender will refinance the defaulted mortgage, but at high rates and cost. If there is equity in the property, the rescue program can be modified and restructured to affordably meet that particular situation.
Why can't I just file bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is only part of the solution. It is costly and usually doesn’t stop the foreclosure but only delays it. Seventy percent of families that use only bankruptcy to save a home from foreclosure generally fail due to the combined high monthly payment of the plan. Thus, the property is eventually lost.
Why can't I simply I simply bring my mortgage current?
If funds can be obtained to bring the mortgage current, this is the best way to end your foreclosure. If the cash must be borrowed then you must decide whether the increased monthly payment, added to the current debts is affordable. If not, then another mortgage default and foreclosure is more likely to occur.
Why don't I just refinance?
Lenders don't like lending money to someone who has already defaulted on mortgage payment, unless there is high equity in the property.
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