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Who Owns Your Mortgage and Why Care?

Who Owns Your Mortgage and Why Care?

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...
Who Owns Your Mortgage and Why Care?

Tips For Short Short Sale Approval

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...
Who Owns Your Mortgage and Why Care?

Your Second Mortgage in Foreclosure

by Gregg M. Paley | Apr 21, 2012 | Banks, Foreclosure Process, Mortgage, Your Second Mortgage

What happens to your Second Mortgage in foreclosure is a rarely discussed topic but an important one nonetheless, especially for your post-foreclosure plans. Although many homeowners have second mortgages, which include lines of credit and home equity loans, very few...
Who Owns Your Mortgage and Why Care?

Strange But True Foreclosure Stories

by Gregg M. Paley | Apr 1, 2012 | Banks, Default Notice, Foreclosure Defenses, Foreclosure Process, Mortgage, News, Stress

The recent foreclosure crisis has resulted in numerous disclosures of illegal and unethical actions by banks, loan servicing companies and many lawyers representing these companies that would have been hard to believe years ago but now seems to be more the rule than...
Who Owns Your Mortgage and Why Care?

Nationwide Foreclosure Settlement Insults Homeowners and American Values

by Gregg M. Paley | Feb 25, 2012 | Banks, Featured, Foreclosure Process, Loan Modification, Mortgage, News

All your problems are over as a result of the recent Nationwide Foreclosure Settlement.  Not.  Anticipated for months and widely heralded by banks, government officials and many media outlets as a landmark settlement agreement that will help end the foreclosure...

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