FORECLOSURE » Prevent Foreclosures

Desperate times call for desperate measures and those fearful of loosing their homes to foreclosure are certainly feeling the breath Read More...

When a foreclosure is handled through power of sale, a deed of trust is required. Read More...

Judicial sale is also called an auction block, where lenders can try to sell the property to another buyer to recoup the money lost from the original buyer’s default. Read More...

Foreclosure does affect your credit history. However, the information that can show up on one of the three credit bureau reports can vary, but it’s good to know that there’s a strong chance that something regarding your situation can show up there depending on your stage in the process. Read More...

The foreclosure crisis was on the menu on Wednesday as President Obama served up a plan to help “at-risk” homeowners Read More...

When a property is on foreclosure the property will then be seized by the lender and they may choose to recoup their loss by conducting a public auction, also known as a Public Trustee’s Sale or Sheriff’s Sale. Read More...

Preforeclosures are when homeowners fail to pay for their mortgages which then leads to the foreclosure process. Read More...

If you’re wondering whether your retirement savings are in jeopardy if you modify a loan or go through a foreclosure, Read More...

The worst housing slump in the U.S. since the Great Depression took its toll in 2008, leaving a record 19 Read More...

With the emergence of the Subprime Mortgage issue in late 2007, many Americans are losing their homes due to foreclosures. President Barack Obama is currently making revisions to deal with the foreclosure issue. However, if you cannot wait for the revision, look into the FHA Secure program. Read More...