Archive for January, 2010

I am considering a short sale on my home in order to avoid foreclosure, but before I proceed, I would like to know how it will affect my credit. Will it be as bad as a foreclosure? How long will it be before a bank will consider loaning me the money to buy another home?

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I have bad credit with a foreclosure and bankruptcy. In the past my husband and I paid a company almost $1,500 to help us avoid foreclosure but they never accomplished anything. I would like to get some guidance on the best way to improve our credit.

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Avoid Foreclosure Monroe

With the growing problem of many people loosing their jobs and not being able to keep up with everything to include house payments. Many people are looking for alternatives to keep their homes and keep their families safe.

There is a way FHA is now offering people the opportunity to avoid foreclosure through potentially refinancing your loan. . But, you have to be careful, depending on the way your home loan is set up, this could be difficult.

Natalia Osorio Editor of the “Stop Foreclosure Loans” website — http://www.StopForeclosureLoans.org — pointed out;

“…The best thing to do, is to call your mortgage company to find out. The companies don’t want you to loose your homes, far from it. In many cases the companies actually would rather help the lenders…”

Check and see if your lender is working with FHA. See if they are working with FHA to help their lenders with the problems they are facing, many may not, but it is possible to see if FHA can put you in touch with a bank that may be able to help you. Some companies may have a special program like this in place. Don’t avoid your company, the best bet is to see if they will work with you in this rough economic time that all of us are facing.

“…There are many websites that are offering specific information about your options. Your best bet is to make sure you jump right away to take care of all of your basic needs. Thus making sure you have everything covered…” N. Osorio added.

Further information about how to get professional assistance with a mortgage loan modification by http://www.StopForeclosureLoans.org

Hector Milla runs his corporate website at http://www.OpsRegs.com where you can see all his articles and press releases.

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I filed bankruptcy two years ago, after my lender initiated foreclosure. According to the bankruptcy lawyer, having the mortgage included in the bankruptcy would avoid having a forclosure on my credit report. Recently I found that the lender is still reporting the loan as a foreclosure. I disputed the item, and got back a reply stating, “This creditor has
verified to Equifax that the current status is being reported correctly”. Am I correct in thinking that the item should be changed? If so, how should I proceed? If the item is changed to reflect inclusion in the bankruptcy, will it still show the payment history?

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