What You Can Do With That Notice Of Default!
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If you are one of the over 100,000 American homeowners to receive a Notice of Default last month - well, at least you are not alone! The Notice of Default (NOD) is the official start to the foreclosure process. It probably was not a surprise to you, as it usually takes about 90 days of delinquency before it is issued. But, it's always a shocker, and never a welcomed event. This foreclosure process that you are now in will protect you even while it humiliates you.
Don't resent it. That's a waste of time. And, no one cares! Instead, view it as an opportunity to negotiate a workout that will work. In 2010, to stem the rising tide of foreclosures, the government is pressuring banks to modify hundreds of thousands of mortgages. But, to no avail. Consequently, you have to be street-smart and tough as nails to get a trial modification. And, the majority of trial modifications are not being made permanent. So, you have to be persistent. Don't settle for anything less than a real fix - a mortgage modification arrangement that you can live with. You need a solution that will get you through this economic mess of the next few years.
Everybody getting an NOD last month asked:
What do I do next?! How can this get any more embarrassing? What are my options? What are others doing? Who can help me?
Good questions! And, understandable. But, also ask:
Should we even keep this house? Is this mortgage just too much? What are others doing to deal with this problem? How can I reduce the negative impact on my credit score? Can I get sued for any "shortfall"?
You feel like your situation is unique, but there are tons of similarities to what millions of other are going through. So much so, that you will do well to hook-up with an active, knowledgeable and trustworthy lawyer or loan modification consultant to help you succeed. The advice that is suitable for the masses...is just too watered-down to do you any good beyond just "getting in line" with everyone else. You need the advice of someone who is succeeding at modifications every day.
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