First, let’s talk about what a foreclosure is. A foreclosure occurs when a homeowners falls behind on mortgage loan payments. If the situation eventually changes to where you have enough money to bring the mortgage current and make up all of the back payments, fees, and penalties, then you can take action to stop the foreclosure process.
Introduction
Our team here at JD Wise Solutions has worked with many distressed homeowners. Our goal is to keep you in your house if possible. Not all situations allow this, but we are able to walk you through each of these possibilities and will work with you to communicate with the banks and lawyers if needed, all of this at no charge to you. Don’t go it alone.
We are here to help you and will be there for you.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Bringing the Loan Current, a.k.a. Reinstatement of the original loan
Chapter 2: Work Out a “Forbearance Plan”
Chapter 3: Sell the Home to a Cash Buyer
Chapter 4: Selling Through a Short Sale
Chapter 5: File for Bankruptcy
Chapter 6: Repayment Plan
Chapter 7: Discharge Debts
Chapter 8: Save the Dream and Many Other Programs for Homeowners
Chapter 9: A Deed-in-Lieu of Foreclosure
Chapter 10: Loan Modification
The Ten Fastest Ways to Stop Foreclosure In Less Than 7 Days
Wrap Up
Here is a quick recap of the options you have to stop a foreclosure:
• Reinstatement
• Forbearance
• Sell to a Cash Buyer
• Sell Through a Short Sale
• File for Bankruptcy
• Repayment Plan
• Discharge Debts
• Save the Dream or other homeowner programs
• Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure
• Loan Modification