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by Gregg M. Paley | Aug 14, 2012 | Featured
Short Sale Tax Break Set To Expire For homeowners looking to complete a Short Sale, Loan Modification or Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure an important tax deadline is looming which may change your thinking about which foreclosure option is right for you. In fact, if...
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by Gregg M. Paley | Jun 18, 2012 | Featured, Foreclosure Process, Stress
Foreclosure Process and worrying about financial problems in general is a normal reaction and a concern shared by millions of other people just like you. Homeowners who never worried about job loss or the prospect of losing their homes are now amongst the three...
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by Gregg M. Paley | Jun 8, 2012 | Banks, Defend Your Lawsuit, Foreclosure Defenses, Foreclosure Process, Loan Modification, Mortgage, Short Sale, Strategic Default
Who owns your mortgage? What a dumb question – the bank owns my loan and their contact information is at the top of the bill I get each month! Sorry, wrong answer and one of the many reasons why the Foreclosure Process is so confusing. Read on and we’ll...
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by Gregg M. Paley | May 28, 2012 | deed in lieu of foreclosure, Defend Your Lawsuit, Deficiency Judgements, Foreclosure Process, Short Sale
Whether or not the bank can collect a Deficiency Judgment from you depends on what your promissory note says and which state you’re in. More About Deficiency Judgments. Because your default and any resulting Foreclosure Lawsuit comes from a breach of your...
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by Gregg M. Paley | May 18, 2012 | Banks, Deficiency Judgements, Mortgage, Short Sale, Strategic Default
There are many things you can do to improve the chances of short sale approval. In fact, by doing a little basic research about your home’s current value and learning all you can about the Foreclosure Process you’ll make a proposal that will...
