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Stop the Sheriff Sale When It’s Looming

Saturday, January 15th, 2011

If you are facing a foreclosure sale on your home, the clock has already started ticking on how long you have to save your home. A sheriff sale is one type of foreclosure sale. What a foreclosure sale is called depends on what state you are in and on what type of a foreclosure you are facing. But what you really want to know is what can you do to stop the sheriff sale?

If the sheriff sale date is close and you know that you do not have the financial means to save your home and you have tried but failed to work out a solution with your lender, a deed in lieu of foreclosure may be your best option. In this situation, you basically agree to give you house to your lender in exchange for not having to go through foreclosure. This will be beneficial for your credit and save you from further headaches with your home and your lender.

Another option you have is to try to get your lender to give you more time to come up with the money that you owe them. If you believe that you can come up with all of the back payments that you owe them, tell them how you plan to do it and how much time you will need.

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How You Can Stop the Sheriff Sale in Time

Tuesday, December 21st, 2010

If the foreclosure sale date on your home is looming close, figuring out ways to stop the sheriff sale are sure to be on your mind. There are always options open to you no matter how close your sale date may be.

But to be sure that you even can stop the sale in time, you need first to understand what the timelines for foreclosure look like in your state. How close in your sale date? What happens after the sale? Do you have any rights after the sale has been completed? It is important for you to find out the answers to all of these questions.

Your mortgage company can always stop the sale. If you have begun a dialog with them, now is the time to start. At a minimum, your bank can delay the foreclosure sale date. But in order for them to do that, they will need some kind of proof from you that you can either pay them the back payments or you will need to get a loan modification that helps you get back on track with your mortgage. Only your bank can tell you what options they are willing to extend to you. Be sure to ask them.

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Who Can Help You Stop Foreclosure Sale?

Monday, November 29th, 2010

That really depends on your situation. If you want to save your home, you will need to go looking in one direction. If you are not interested in saving your home or cannot save it, there is a different direction entirely that you should go down.

If you are looking at trying to keep your home, look for foreclosure resources in your area to help you stop foreclosure sale on you home. Why local? Because foreclosure works differently in every state and only local resources will be able to help you understand what your timeline is and what likely options you have open to you. Local HUD resources, foreclosure classes in your area, or a local hotline number are good places to get help.

If you do not want to save your home or cannot, selling your house will likely be your best option. If you bought your home several years ago, you may be lucky enough to be able to sell your house without a loss. If you are in the same boat as most people today, your home is worth less than what you paid for it a few years ago. In that case, you need to talk to your lender about doing a short sale and you need to find a realtor who understands short sales.

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Understanding Your Path to Stop Sheriff Sale

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

If you want to stop the sheriff sale on your home, you will need to figure out what that path looks like for you. There are important things you need to know like when the sale is scheduled for, what type of sale it will be – in your area it might not even be a sheriff sale - it might be an auction at the courthouse, and what legal options you have to stop the sale. You can get your mortgage company to do a continuance on the sale date. This basically means that they agree to delay it. If you are in the middle of a workout package with them, be sure that they have done this step.

Any path to stop the sheriff sale will likely involve working with your mortgage company. If you decide to hire an attorney to fight your mortgage company legally, be sure to understand on what grounds your legal case stands. If you do decide to work with your mortgage company, be sure to get everything spelled out in writing. If you can, have the agreement that you sign with them reviewed by an attorney before you sign it. It is important to protect your rights and to be sure that your lender is not trying to take advantage of your situation. If you do a loan modification refinance, this is especially important because you will have to abide by those new loan terms for the remainder of your loan. At a minimum, be sure to thoroughly read everything you are signing and ask questions if you need to of the mortgage company representative.

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Tools to Stop Foreclosure Sale

Friday, September 10th, 2010

Where can you find the tools that you need to stop foreclosure sale on your home? What are the best tools available? How do you know where to look?

Let’s start with how you know where to look. As a general rule, help with your foreclosure will not show up at your door. So those letters that you get promising to get you out of foreclosure quickly and easily are most likely a scam. However, the notice in the mail from your county with information about a free foreclosure class is not a scam. And looking for help from your county, city or state is a great place to start. Many areas have free resources to help you stop foreclosure sale.

What about the best tools available? Those will be ones that can help you with your specific situation. Some areas have a foreclosure hotline available that has foreclosure counselors on hand to help you with your specific situation. There is also a national hotline available through Hope Now. On that hotline you can speak with counselors about your unique situation and they can help you come up with solutions to save your home.

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How to Stop Foreclosure Sale

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

Finding a way to stop foreclosure sale on your home can be difficult, especially if you are having a hard time working with your mortgage company. So how can you do it? What options do you have?

Sometimes getting a third party involved can be what is needed to have your mortgage company work with you. Getting an attorney is ideal since they have knowledge of the laws involved with the foreclosure process and how to best protect your interests. The mortgage company will also likely take an attorney more seriously than they will take you.

If you cannot get an attorney, the next best thing is getting advice from a third party about what to do in your situation. Talking to a HUD approved housing counselor could be just what you need to figure out how to deal with your mortgage company or to figure out a way around your mortgage company.

It is also a good idea to do some research to see what the foreclosure laws are in your state and what rights you have under those foreclosure laws. You do have some protection under those laws but you need to know what they are so that you can use them to your advantage.

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How to Stop Foreclosure Sale

Wednesday, March 24th, 2010

Finding a way to stop foreclosure sale on your home can be difficult, especially if you are having a hard time working with your mortgage company. So how can you do it? What options do you have?

Sometimes getting a third party involved can be what is needed to have your mortgage company work with you. Getting an attorney is ideal since they have knowledge of the laws involved with the foreclosure process and how to best protect your interests. The mortgage company will also likely take an attorney more seriously than they will take you.

If you cannot get an attorney, the next best thing is getting advice from a third party about what to do in your situation. Talking to a HUD approved housing counselor could be just what you need to figure out how to deal with your mortgage company or to figure out a way around your mortgage company.

It is also a good idea to do some research to see what the foreclosure laws are in your state and what rights you have under those foreclosure laws. You do have some protection under those laws but you need to know what they are so that you can use them to your advantage.

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bankruptcy in Georgia- need to know-?

Friday, March 19th, 2010

If you file ch 7 or 13 to stop a foreclosure sale, can you stop the bankruptcy petition at a later date if for example the repayment is not feasible, and still just delay the sale of the property (primary residence)? Also, if you do file and own half of another property in another state (FL) equally with another relative and it is your father’s life estate (not ownership), will that property be affected at any time by the bankruptcy filing (the other house is worth quite a bit)? Thanks

Capture 13 allows you to reorganize your bills.

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Thursday, March 18th, 2010

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I try to do short sale on my house?

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

I bought my house for $400,000 , now it wort 245,000. I am six month behind on my mortgage, I did try to do refinance with wells fargo. they did charge me over $4500, and now gave me a plane to pay 7800 for 3 month and then if every thing goes fine they will check my loan.(they stop foreclosure )
I am tired of this game, and i am going to do short sale.my question is it late for short sale or still I have time?
Thanks.
mailboxreza@yahoo.com

short sales can technically work, but i haven’t ever heard of one actually going through

i’m pretty sure the law changes so that you don’t have to pay income tax on the difference between what you owe and the sale price