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Your lender has been sending you regular “reminders” of your overdue mortgage payments and probably has even warned you that this was coming. But it can still be a shock when a notice of default arrives in the mail. It makes your financial problem official. But now is not the
You may not want your bank to know that you’re facing financial difficulties. It’s the kind of conversation that we all would prefer to avoid. But that is the first thing you should do when you realize there is potential trouble with your mortgage payments ahead. Believe it or not,
If you’ve missed a mortgage payment or two and are concerned that the bank may foreclose on your home, take heart. There are things you can do to avoid foreclosure. No one wants a home foreclosure—neither you nor your lenders. Your lender wants payment, not a house. They may be
The Osborne Homes Team Whether you lose your house if you file bankruptcy in California depends on the chapter, your equity, and the state’s homestead exemption. Chapter 13 generally lets you keep the home if you stay current on the plan and mortgage. Chapter 7 can too, when your equity
The Osborne Homes Team If you’ve missed FHA mortgage payments in California, your lender is required to offer you options before filing for foreclosure. This is part of the FHA program, and it doesn’t apply to most conventional loans. These options are called loss mitigation, and they can include temporary
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