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Saving Your Home From Foreclosure: What Can You Do?-00-783

Submitted by Pat Patrickson
Sat, 18 Apr 2009

Foreclosures are a sad reality in our current economic climate. With foreclosure rates at an all time high, more and more people are struggling to cope. There are other ways and means of dealing with this, but to the average person, these are the available options:

1. You can do a loan modification to ease some of the pressure, and make it possible to cope with your payments. This could entail a change in the interest rate or the repayment period, or it may even entail complete refinancing.

2. Consider a pre-foreclosure sale. If you are in the unfortunate position of not being able to meet commitments even at a lower repayment, you may want to consider this option. You will need to inform the lender of your decision to sell, especially if the selling price may be lower than the amount you owe. If you have not been able to pay for two or more months, and you decide to sell, you will have (depending on the lender) three to five months to do so.

3. As a last resort you can do a voluntary surrender of the property. In this case you have to state your financial affairs to the lender, proving your inability to come up with any other alternative. If the lending institution accepts the fact that you are no longer able to cope with payments, and may not be able to make any more payments for some time to come, it is likely to forgo the foreclosure process, and accept the offer.

Whatever your situation may be, it is best to contact the lender as soon as you run into any situation. Lenders are businesspeople, and they have to manage the risk taken when you were given the loan. If you are upfront with them from the start, you will be seen as working with them to solve the problem, instead of being the problem.

Whatever your scenario may be, it is advisable to gain some information about your options, and the accompanying processes. For most people, the home they buy is the single biggest investment they will ever make. After all the effort you put into it, it would seem only sensible to educate yourself in order to be able to save it.

 

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