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The Truth About Your Bad Home Loan
August 10th, 2009
The Truth About Your Bad Home Loan
If every defaulting loan followed the advice in this book, this country could avoid increases in homelessness, crime, domestic abuse, broken neighborhoods, and so much more. Keeping these families in place as long as possible, and maintaining the property, is in the best interest of the borrower, lender, neighborhoods, law enforcement and government.
Sandy White offers:
- State specific resources for filing complaints;
- The stages of foreclosure and eviction;
- Foreclosure scam awareness and the law;
- An understanding of options that may help save money;
- How and why you should stay in your house as long as possible.
The information in this book will help get your voice heard, document your position, and possible recourse against the people that violated your trust. This book is a must read for anyone with a bad mortgage loan, industry professionals, and those seeking a future mortgage loan.
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Upside Down Mortgage Problems Bad For Renters Too
June 8th, 2009
You might not think that the current mortgage crisis will affect you if you are renting. However, there are many people who get evicted from their homes, not because they did not pay for their rent or mortgage payments but because their landlords fell behind and let the rental homes to go foreclosure. There are many landlords all over the US that are upside down in their mortgages and, as a result, tenants suffer. Some became homeless and have to go and live in homeless shelters. In this bad economy, this is one of the major problems renters have to deal with.
The mortgage crisis that helped trigger the US recession is hurting more than just home owners. An increasing number of tenants are being forced out as well. That is because once the banks take possession of a home, they evict whoever is in it - even if they' have never missed a month's rent. Al Jazeera's Tom Ackerman reports on the plight of one such family in the Midwest state of Indiana.