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Is Bankruptcy Really the Key to Stopping Foreclosure?

Contrary to popular belief, bankruptcy is not the key to stopping foreclosure for good. One should consult with an actual foreclosure lawyer to investigate whether mortgage fraud occurred, whether the homeowner is entitled to a loan modification, etc.

Foreclosure Defense Basics

The basics of how to represent the homeowner facing foreclosure

Issues Relating to Landlord Tenant Law and New Jersey

Gives a background on shortage of housing in New Jersey and the creation of the Anti-Eviction Act in order to address it. How the Act affects the practice of landlord-tenant law.

FORECLOSURE FRAUD AND THE $25 BILLION NATIONAL MORTGAGE SETTLEMENT

The record $25 Billion Dollar National Mortgage Settlement Agreement signed earlier this year involved 5 big lenders. According to recent reports, the Federal Reserve is now adding another 8 to the list.

Why Florida's Foreclosure Machine Is Slowing Down

The State of Florida has the third highest foreclosure rate in the United States after Nevada and Arizona. Florida's legislature appropriated $9.6 million this year to hire semi-retired judges and case managers to preside and assist in foreclosure hearings.

Benefits of a Deed in Lieu with a Waiver of Deficiency in Florida

The process of a deed in lieu is when you sign the title of your home back over to the bank and no longer have to make the payments. The loan is then forgiven in response to giving the home back. This only means the benefits of a deed in lieu with a Waiver of Deficiency go a long way.

What to expect at a Florida Foreclosure Mediation

The purpose of the mediation at its highest value is a loan modification for the borrower.

PRINCIPLE REDUCTION ALTERNATIVE UNDER HAMP

MHA’s Principal Reduction Alternative was designed to help you by encouraging mortgage servicers and investors to reduce the amount you owe on your home

The Basics of the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP)

There are some very basic requirements that will allow you to determine whether you may be eligible for Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP)

Tips to Avoid Mortgage Modification Scams

Tips to Avoid Mortgage Modification Scams

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