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Home foreclosure is a terrible problem. In order to stop foreclosure it is necessary to understand the process and timeline. A consumer who wants to halt foreclosure needs to know the facts.
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I have a contract on a home. I just found out today that it has gone into foreclosure. My bank says that I am 15 days away from closing, this will take me past the contract date.

Kentucky is a judicial state meaning it goes through the courts. Does the court have a sale date on the property yet? If not you should be fine. If there is a sale date after your closing date then it is still fine. Judicial foreclosures can take a while and if it just went in then you can have the other loan paid off before the bank sells it. All you have to do is make sure it does not go to auction. Before it is sold at an auction it is sold the exact same way as any other property. If it is cutting it close to the auction date then the current homeowner needs to let the lender know what is going on, provide them with any information they need in order to postpone or reset the auction date. This is not too difficult, it just takes communication and today more than ever all they really want is the money not the house. Make sure the payoff is received too, that will take it out of foreclosure for good. Best of luck.

It depends on how far along you are in the foreclosure process. First off you need income. Second, communication with your lender is extremely important in the early stages. If you are in the latter stages, you can get a loan reinstatemnet. And lastly you can file chapter 13 bankruptcy even just to delay the foreclosure sale if time is needed to either get the loan reinstated or to find a new place to live. If you do have to move, make sure to negotiate a good cash for keys deal with the lender. They will give you thousands of dollars to move out and leave the property in decent condition within a 30-60 day period.

I’m interested in buying a home in foreclosure, but I don’t know what the different stages are or what they mean. I’ve seen "notice of default", "real estate owned", "notice of foreclosure sale", and "pre-foreclosure." Can someone please tell me the stages (from beginning to end) and what that means to me as the potential buyer? Thanks.

NOtice of defualt is the first step to foreclusure. That’s the lender telling the borrower that he missed a few payments - and that foreclosure is coming.

Real estate owned (REO) is the bank owning a foreclosed house.

Pre forclosure is the best time to buy the house. You can often negotiate with the bank at this time and get a good deal. Remember, good terms are better than a good price.

Notice of foreclosure sale is when there is usually an auction after the house was foreclosed and the bank is trying to sell it to the highest bidder. Don’t try to buy here - there will be tons of people at a foreclosure sale and they call came with mega bucks to plop down on the house. Also they are usually all cash deals.

Good luck - and follow the pre foreclosure route. The others might work for you, but only rarely.

As an investor I will tell you that if you are sking this question, you really are not ready to invest. Read up - learn more and then go for it. Good luck

Hi. I have a verbal month to month agreement with my landlord in New York State. She recently stopped paying the mortgage and the house is going to go into foreclosure. I got the paperwork from the attorney handling it back in November. My lanlord states that I have to continue to pay her the rent each month of $400. Is this true? I’ve heard from other sources that I can continue to live in the house with out paying my landlord until the bank gives me a 60 day notice to move.

Thanks for all your help in advance!

go for it

and making partial payments help to show that we are trying

Typically once your about 3-4 months behind they will begin the process. If you make partial payments it could stretch that time out some, but it will become inevitable.

Once your behind about 2-3 months the banks are now more inclined to work with you as long as you have a job. If self employed it gets tougher and the banks will make a judgment call.

As for partial payments you will continue to fall bahind. Do you plan to get a windfall anytime soon?