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Q: What does it mean to be in foreclosure? A: According to dictionary.com, to foreclose is to deprive (you) the mortgagor of the right to redeem mortgaged property, when payments have not been made. When you have missed two months worth of payments you have defaulted on your loan, but you are not yet in foreclosure. The foreclosure proceedings will
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Buying a house is a big investment. It really puts a dent on your financial resources. Of course, the expenses do not end with the down payment. You still have to contend with the monthly payments for the mortgage. This is a financial situation that you will have to live with for years until you have fully paid off your
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After a foreclosure, you may be a little hesitant to apply for a new home loan. Moreover, several lenders will question your ability and willingness to repay the mortgage. Although there are many obstacles to getting approved for a mortgage loan after a foreclosure, homeownership is attainable. The key is choosing the right lender and picking the best finance package. Which
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Homeowners facing foreclosure should be aware of unscrupulous lenders and scammers. Don't get me wrong, most lenders and agencies are reputable and legit. However some lenders, commonly second mortgage issuers will use unethical practices that increase the risk of nonpayment by the borrower. These tactics may include lending a large amount in hopes that the borrower will not be
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