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FORECLOSURE PREVENTION  

You are facing foreclosure. You are feeling desperate. Someone offers to help you. So far, this scenario sounds great, right. Wrong.

You face imminent foreclosure on your house. You are afraid you will lose your home. You hear an advertisement from a company that offers to rescue people like you. Beware: There are legitimate foreclosure rescue companies, but there are also scams.

There are numerous foreclosure prevention options available through FHA and VA guaranteed home loan programs that were not offered through our lender until the VA intervened in the loss mitigation process.

Various ways to avoid foreclosure and have the opportunity to keep your home.

This article features options that are viable alternatives to foreclosure as presented by Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and what they can mean for you. It is not too late to save your home.

Most people are completely unaware about bank foreclosure and some of those who are aware don't think it is important for them. When they do become aware, it is already too late to do anything about it and they are in real danger of losing their homes.

With foreclosure rates at an all time high, home owners need to know how to prevent a foreclosure and loss of their home. This article tells how.

For readers who responded to my brief article on Jesse Jackson's Saginaw visit, this is a more in-depth report on one of America's emerging concerns.

Senator Clinton has already proposed a plan earlier this year that is meant to address the problems involving subprime mortgages.

In Great Britain, where similar problems have led to a most dismal foreclosure situation, the interesting phenomenon of the sale and rent back option has materialized.

The bill would set aside funding to be used to supplement foreclosure relief and also to be used to help with preventive efforts at the state level. The funds would also be used to support for affordable housing funds across the country.

The focus of the night was Democrats versus Republicans. The policy differences of the two candidates almost took a back seat to the differences between the two candidates during tonight's Democratic debate.

The continuing saga of the housing meltdown and the mortgage and lending crisis captures headlines throughout the nation, with a variety of news stories highlighting its progression through all sectors of the economy.

"Homeownership remains the best and biggest doorway into the middle class. Other investments can make you rich, no doubt. But owning that first home is what can get your kids into better schools, lower your income taxes, and begin to build your net worth."

US homeowners and those working in reality should brace themselves for a bad year. 2007 looks to be the biggest decline in housing the market has seen in sixteen years and it hasn't reached its worse yet.

Mortgage Loan Fraud in the United States has risen to epidemic proportions. Here are the signs of what to look for and the types of fraud in which loan brokers engage their tricks of the trade.

Informative article that describes the events that qualify for a hardship withdrawal from most plan's 401(K)s.

The fault for the current mortgage crisis can be spread around to everyone involved. Finding a way out is tricky, but looking critically at the mistakes helps identify a way to fix it.