December 28th, 2010
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Trustee Services Foreclosure

Foreclosure & ownership?
When the original homer owner receive the trustee’ sale notice with the auction date. After the auction date whether the home is sold or not, does the original owner still have right on the home and does he/she still have to pay the home insurance and other services such as water, sewer & garbage?
nope its been taken away from them and there are new owners now the previous owner is still responsible for any bills they had already had..with water sewer and garbage..insurance nope
December 19th, 2010
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Fha Reo Properties

FHA loan and the offer?
I'm putting an offer on a bank REO property. It needs a new roof and power is a nightmare. As it comes to security issues, I can not get a FHA 203K loan as it would have to be fixed. I've been reading that banks do not like dealing with fixing of these things and just want the best deal. There are a couple of other deals are not asking price. This property has a value well above list price. Should I offer list price and add these to be fixed, or should I go over a little? Please help!
If you submit an offer on a REO usually not accept any provisions for repairs and also not allow you to make repairs before the closing to obtain approval from the FHA. In recovery they know they will have a loss so who wants it over as quickly and easily as possible, the bank has probably hundreds of them to liquidate. That is why buyers with cash can get such great deals right now who are willing to pay can not get financing for households that do not pass a health inspection and security.
December 16th, 2010
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Fight My Foreclosure

It may be in foreclosure credit in case of sale of the property and paid in full?
I was in foreclosure and ended selling the house enough to pay the bank and withdraw money again, but the bank has reported foreclosure on my credit report. Can do this or do they have to change the reporting and the foreclosure never ended. What I said last time was that due to enforcement procedures Mortgage began must remain there as in a foreclosure. Please advise. I can fight this?
You need to fight this. If it is "paid in full" so it was not executed. They are wrong. Talk to the branch manager, regional manager, corporate manager … move forward in the chain until someone fixes it. I'm willing to bet I've only been talking to some nit wit in a cubicle. Write a letter to the home office if not in time local enough to visit. If you can, make an appointment with a senior, come and sit quietly and peacefully discuss the issue, and asked them to correct the report to all agencies credit reporting. If this fails, you may need to find a lawyer to solve … hopefully not, however. Best of hope for you!
December 15th, 2010
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Foreclosure To Eviction

Exclusion is inevitable ….??
I live in Connecticut, and am currently two months behind on my mortgage (March and April). About How long do I have before removal (foreclosure) process will begin. At this point, I think my best bet would be to try to sell place as soon as possible … but there is work to do so. What are my best options?
I really wish that people who have no idea about the law has not answered these questions. Please check my answer and let me know if you have any other questions. Most mortgage companies will give you a within 90 days to "catch up with their mortgage payments or work with them in considering the amount you are behind and adding to the coming months. If you can not catch up with their mortgage payments and additional payments, the mortgage company will begin foreclosure proceedings by hiring a law firm. The law firm submitted a proposal for foreclosure and start the necessary steps to foreclose on your home. Most of the foreclosure process to take 9-12 months and must be out of the publication date is the last step in the process. Since you are only 2 months late (and with the high rate of foreclosures going on) I doubt any foreclosure process has started. You are probably looking 12-15 months before having to be outside. Please understand that once the foreclosure process starts, there is really no way to delay the process unless you are able to to make payment arrangements with the mortgage company to catch up on your mortgage, provide a lump sum to cover the amount you are behind or try to refinance with another company before the sale date. In addition, another option you have to stop the foreclosure process is to present Chapter 13 bankruptcy. What will happen is that you must pay the amount your are behind on your mortgage (also known as arrears) for a 3-5 year period of time to the United States Bankruptcy Trustee assigned to your case and what your payment will start making normal amounts. This is a great option if you are able to make payments.
November 24th, 2010
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Pre Foreclosure Sale

Can you do a short sale without the individual who has a bow in hand?
Meaning … if they are in pre-foreclosure – 30 to 90 days overdue, you can negotiate directly with the bank in the short sale if the owner can demonstrate the difficulties before the NOD. Or not … Any direct purchase or subject a.
I do short sales by lenders of life and different orientations. There are some that will allow a short sale, even though the mortgage not too late and there are some that require 1-2 months of being late. Greetings