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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Foreclosure dilemma?

The average American family would normally secure a loan in order to purchase that dream house. In good times, that is when finances are in steady mooring, getting this type loans or mortgage arrangements are so easy to make. However, in bad times, they put a strain on repayments and foreclosure sometimes becomes imminent. We panic. And we tend to go for another sets of loans to prevent it. When in fact, there is a better way. Foreclosure assistance is but a phone call away.

Foreclosure can be prevented. And if your creditor or bank has initiated it, do not wary, you can still stop foreclosure. A loan rescue program can be arranged. Or, a much better alternative is you negotiate for a loan modification. With the former, all you have to do is apply for another loan to cover the existing. I prefer the latter, because here most of your delinquent payments and foreclosure fees are either wiped out or added onto the back end of the loan. Payments can remain approximately the same. In most cases the interest rate will be reduced permanently.

So, foreclosure dilemma? It is not the end of the rope. Ask professional help. Foreclosure can be prevented.