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Talk To Mortgage Lender To Prevent Foreclosure

By | February 13th, 2008|

To prevent foreclosure you should pay your mortgage on time and in full every month. Preventing foreclosure should be a high priority because losing your home hurts your credit. There are steps you can follow to prevent foreclosure.

Divorce Property Refinance and Buy Out: Put Quit Claim Deed in Trust

By | February 12th, 2008|

A woman getting divorced says her ex-husband is buying her share of their home through a quit claim deed and will refinance the home. Ilyce advises her to put the quit claim deed in trust until she gets the money from her ex-husband. Otherwise, the woman may not see the cash after handing over the quit claim deed and having her husband buy her share of the property.

Understand Mortgage Documents Before Signing

By | February 11th, 2008|

No one should ever sign his or her name to a mortgage loan or any other legal document without understanding exactly what the document says and what the transaction is all about. Mortgage documents can run several dozen pages, but by initialing each page, you're certifying that you have read and understand what each page says.

Foreclosure Last Option: Call Your Mortgage Lender If You Miss Payment

By | February 10th, 2008|

Many homeowners who struggle to make payments don't realize by calling their mortgage lender they may be able to avoid the foreclosure process. Contact HUD or your lender to learn about the foreclosure process and what you can do to avoid foreclosure if you can't make the payments. You may be able to avert the foreclosure process altogether if you speak with your mortgage lender and explain why you missed your mortgage payment.

Landowner Wants To Sell Fraction Of Property

By | February 9th, 2008|

A landowner who owns one twelfth of a property wants to sell. The landowner says his co-owners will not buy him out. The landowner wants to know his options for getting out of the property.

Getting Out Of Joint-Ownership Home

By | February 7th, 2008|

An unmarried couple buys a home in joint ownership but never cohabitates. The woman pays off the home and the joint owner wants to be paid. What are her rights under joint ownership?

Stopping Foreclosure

By | February 6th, 2008|

If you're having trouble making your mortgage payment you probably want to do whatever you can to stop foreclosure. Stopping foreclosure is possible if you take the right steps. The simplest ways to stop foreclosure is to reduce expenses and save money.

Unclutter Your House

By | February 5th, 2008|

When you're getting ready to sell your home, one of the most important things you can do is to unclutter it. You may love your collectibles, but it's best to put them out of the way when your home is on the market. Uncluttering means removing items from view and being thoughtful about what items you plan to put back in a room.

Mortgage Payment Troubles? Take Foreclosure Questions To Lender, Experts

By | February 5th, 2008|

If you're having trouble paying your mortgage, go straight to your mortgage lender or another expert to ask questions about foreclosure. Foreclosure questions are not for family and friends, who may not know the answer to what happens when you can't pay your mortgage. Your mortgage lender will be able to answer any questions you have about foreclosure and to talk to you about how to afford your mortgage payments.

Refinance To Keep Home After Divorce

By | February 4th, 2008|

When couples divorce sometimes the woman agrees to keep the home rather than lay claim to the man's retirement benefits. But is this a fair trade? It's worth reconsidering trading a home for retirement benefits when the housing market is poor or if the home has home improvement work that wasn't built with building permits or up to code. If one spouse does decide to keep the home, it's important to refinance the property to remove the name of the parting spouse from the mortgage loan.

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