How to save your home from foreclosure in 30 days?
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Pay what you owe. Simple as that.
get a lawyer
Speak to the Mortgage company. Trust me they will be more than willing to work with you. They loose money on foreclosures too. Good luck and God Bless.
You should immediately contact your lender. See if you can obtain.
#1 A foreberance agreement.
#2 A refinance of your existing loan
#3 Bring your mortgage current
At this time these agreements will save your home from proceeding with the foreclosure process.
If you use #1&2 what ever caused you to be in foreclosure should no longer exist. The lender will require proof of this, so be prepared to show pay stubs, or some type of third party proof that you no longer in the situation that caused you to be in foreclosure. In getting one of these programs you will need to talk to the Loss Mitigation Department manager.
So don't let the person answering the telephone shun you off in another direction.
I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.
"FIGHT ON"
If some how you can bring the mortgage current this will stop the foreclosure procedure.
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There are many options but almost all of them require a lot of cash (sale, new owner who takes over the loan, etc).
If you want the lender to just stop you have to bring the payments current or you need the lender to work out a forbearance agreement. To get a forbearance agreement set up the lender has to be convinced that your problem is in the past and that you will make the payments in the future. Unless you can show how your income has changed or that something was a one-off problem the lender has no incentive to stop the foreclosure process.
What works best depends on your situation. We would need a lot more info. It is not wise to put that info here so best is to speak with the lender or get an advisor.
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