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Are You Behind On Your House Payments? Is Foreclosure Looming?
If you are behind on your house payments, or think you will be soon, then it is important to know that it is not the end of the world. It is natural to feel frustrated or even afraid. There are many ways to resolve the situation and either avoid foreclosure or stop foreclosure if it is in progress and get back on your feet. Being behind on your house payments does not mean that foreclosure is imminent. It is still possible to keep a foreclosure from occuring. The best advice for avoiding foreclosure is to promptly communicate with your lender as soon as you realize your financial situation. Banks do not want to own houses. You may be surprised how receptive your lender may be in helping you through your diffiult financial situation.
When you first baught your house you could manage your monthly payments. But, if your loan is an ARM (Adjustable Rate Mortgage), or a negative amortization product, or some other type of exotic loan structure, the interest on the loan may have climbed to a point where the monthly payment is no longer manageable. Banks do not accept partial payments and because of this you may be falling farther and farther behind. Over the last several years mortgage lenders have become very creative in the way they have structured their loan programs. Unfortunately, loans that at the time sounded like a great idea and enabled you to by the house that you have always wanted, today are not so great; whether its because of the high interest of an ARM, or a balloon payment that is due or any number of other exotic loan structures the payments are now just simply overwhelming and are threatening to devastate you financially.
There are a number of reasons, beyond financial and loan structure, for missing a house payment. A long term illness, untimely death, divorce, or a job loss are all common reasons for, otherwise good people, falling behind on their house payment. Circumstances such as these are normally temporary; eventually, you will be able to, once again, start paying your house payment on time.
If you know your situation is not temporary and you will not have the financial ability to make up your past due house payments, and the fines and other related service charges, and prevent foreclosure or stop foreclosure currently in progress on your house. Then the best course of action, in our opinion, may be to sell your house fast and get out from under the loan payment. Contact us today by either calling us at (386) 774-1662, or fill out our Online Seller Questionnaire. We are professional homebuyers and will be able to structure several offers to purchase your house or other real estate. If we come to an agreement we are able to close very quickly.
Being behind on house payments is very stressful and can become a bit overwhelming if you do not know the proper actions to take. In our opinion the best advice that anyone can give you is, to contact your bank as soon as you realize your financial situation and explain your situation. Even if you are already behind on your payments you should contact your bank. You may be surprised with how receptive they are to your situation and willing to work out a plan to help you get up-to-date with your house payments. Banks have several strategies they can use to help bring you current with your house payments. For a detailed discussion on these strategies get our " Special Report on How to Stop Foreclosure: Knowing Your Options".
Doing nothing is not an option. The bank will eventually foreclose on your house. Having a foreclosure on your credit report will heavily impact your credit rating and will impact your ability to purchase anything using credit for many years to come. Keep in mind that it is important to communicate with your bank, pick a course of action and work fast. The more time goes on the more your options will be limited. Reading our "Special Report on How to Stop Foreclosure: Knowing Your Options". Taking action NOW before a Lis Pendens is filed will keep the Lis Pendens notification off your credit report. This means that if you take action quickly, normally, the only blemish on your credit will be for the late payments.
If you have received a foreclosure notification from your mortgage lender or a Lis Pendens (a judicial summons) time is of the essence. If you have decided to sell your house to stop the foreclosure proceeding then we, we will need to come to an agreement quickly so we can set a closing date and stop the foreclosure. Call us directly at (386) 774-1662. We will need to quickly come to an agreement, so that we can stop the foreclosure proceedings. If you do not feel comfortable calling us directly, then click here to fill out our Online Seller Questionnaire and tell us about your house and situation and we will contact you within 24 hours. This is a free consultation. We are not trying to sell you anything.
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