By admin, on July 23rd, 2010%
When times get hard people tighten their belts and look for alternative ways to make a little extra cash. People in foreclosure haven’t lost their homes yet, so a few of them are playing inn keeper by renting out rooms in their home to help make ends meet. . . . → Read More: An old way of stopping foreclosure makes a comeback!
By admin, on July 20th, 2010%
So don’t just use any short sale specialist to sell your Avon Ohio luxury home. Don’t use any luxury marketing specialist to sell your Avon Ohio luxury home. Make sure you work with someone that has the skill and knowledge to guide you through both selling your Avon Ohio luxury home on a short sale and doing it at the highest price using the best the best over all strategy for your special needs as a person. . . . → Read More: Don’t use a short sale specialist to market your Avon Ohio luxury home.
By admin, on July 20th, 2010%
One thing I love about luxury home short sales is that they typically sell quickly. However I consider my self a consultant who’s main job is not just to sell my clients home but to actually put my clients in a better situation. . . . → Read More: North Eastern Ohio Luxury Home Short Sale Takes a Long Time To Sell?
By admin, on June 24th, 2010%
FROM MY BLOG I RECIEVED THIS QUESTION:
Andy, I work with senior homeowners 62 or older that are facing foreclosure. I get the banks to reduce the principle balance and pay that off with a reverse mortgage. Most of my clients are on fixed incomes and can’t afford an attorney or mortgage audit. . . . → Read More: How do I defend against my lender?
By admin, on June 22nd, 2010%
Don’t give up hope. You need to get out and take some action. Whether you give me a call at 216-324-6637 or give Save The Dream A Call at 888-404-4674 or you read over the Save The Dream website. Take action. Arm your self with information and recruit an advocate. . . . → Read More: Ohio Helping You Save Your Dream
By admin, on November 30th, 2009%
The following article caught my eye in the Plain Dealer. It says Federal Trade Commission, Ohio attorney general sue foreclosure rescue firm Debt Advocacy Center.
Is it really news that another company has been indited for screwing people in foreclosure? Not really. This is happening everyday. However what I found unique is that I . . . → Read More: Another foreclosure rescue firm hits the dust
By admin, on November 20th, 2009%
Workers.com has a pertinent blog post here which I found (Coalition wins foreclosure victories).
I think it highlights number one the importance of homeowners searching out help. In one example a homeowner battled along with Michigan Moratorium NOW! Coalition to Stop Foreclosures, Evictions and Utility Shutoffs and neighborhood activists to delay foreclosure and to . . . → Read More: Homeowners need to reach out for help and participate actively in their foreclosure defense…
By admin, on November 7th, 2009%
The Wall Street Journal had on article here about Wells Fargo’s loan modification strategy for it’s portfolio of negative amortization “pick a pay” loans which allowed owners to make interest only payments or even less while the balance would grow and while equity has shrunk… especially in this market. Wells Fargo has nearly $107 . . . → Read More: Wells Fargo picks and prays re pick and pays
By admin, on November 3rd, 2009%
I saw this article appear in the New York Times.
States Are Pondering Fraud Suits Against Banks – DealBook Blog – NYTimes.com.
I mentioned in a recent article I commented on the fact that often times loan servicers have a higher incentive to foreclose than save borrowers and mortgage investors huge sums of money . . . → Read More: Short sale / Loan modification tip 197: Sue Your Lender
By admin, on October 31st, 2009%
If you listen to Tony Robbins, you might hear him say that every decision anyone makes is based completely on the amount of pain and pleasure that we derive from such a decision and its out comes.
Some individuals may have been programed by our parents or society to have a conscience or to . . . → Read More: Your lender wants you to foreclose?