If you have missed several mortgage payments, you may have started thinking about the possibility that your lender will foreclose on your home. Too many homeowners make the mistake of thinking the situation is hopeless. Instead of talking to a Fort Lauderdale foreclosure defense lawyer, they start preparing to move….
Category: Foreclosure Defense
Whether your lender has informed you they are going to foreclose on your home, or you are just behind on mortgage payments, you are likely very concerned about the future of your home. It is true that after you miss a few payments, usually about four, your lender may start…
It’s often said, the greater the risk, the greater the reward. But if you’re going for gold, crossing a minefield blindfolded isn’t the best start. It’s a common story – some industrious person or group of people come together and decide they want to put their talents to work purchase…
No one in Fort Lauderdale, or in the entire country, ever wants to face foreclosure. If the bank starts the foreclosure process on your home and they are successful, you will eventually be evicted from the home. This will not only disrupt your life, but it will also have a…
Reverse mortgages are offered by Federal Housing Administration (FHA) approved lenders to people that are 62 years old or older who have equity in their homes. The homeowner and the property have to meet all the requirements outlined by the lender to get approved for the reverse mortgage. Reverse mortgages…
If you have received notice that your mortgage lender is going to foreclose on your home, you are likely scared. You may be imagining the worst-case scenario, that you will eventually lose your home. Fortunately, receiving notice that your home will go into foreclosure does not necessarily mean you will…
If you have fallen behind on mortgage payments on your business’s commercial property, your lender or mortgage holder may send you notice of default or intent to foreclose, warning you that your business is facing foreclosure. With your business’s financial health and future at risk, you need to know what…
Reverse mortgages are offered by Federal Housing Administration (FHA) approved lenders to people who are 62 years old or older who have equity in their homes. The homeowner and the property have to meet all the requirements outlined by the lender to get approved for the reverse mortgage. Reverse mortgages…
If you have been notified by your mortgage lender that they are going to start the foreclosure process because the home loan is in default, you are likely wondering if you can stop the foreclosure. Due to the fact that the foreclosure process is sometimes a long and stressful one,…
