Lauren Rode

09/08/2017

🌟 5 Things Your Lender Can’t Do When Facing Foreclosure 🌟

➡️ Your lender is giving you misleading information of options to save your home.

➡️ Your lender is sending you foreclosure notices while you applied for a loan modification.

➡️ Your lender lied to you about stopping foreclosure while you were being reviewed for modification.

➡️ Your lender refuses to honor turning trial modification into permanent modification.

➡️ Your lender cannot delay application processes. Giving you late notices for documents or ‘losing’ documents are considered delaying the process.

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If your lender has partaken in any of these five unlawful practices, call us immediately to learn about your options.

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Lauren

09/06/2017

When people are facing foreclosure, it had better be because of a legitimate reason. It’s no small deal.

Unfortunately, this is not the case. Today, there are lenders who intentionally try to force homes into foreclosures to make more money.

How disgusting!

Luckily, there are foreclosure attorneys in California who are dedicated in protecting homeowners from exactly this type of criminal behavior.

To learn more about what our attorneys have to say about foreclosure, click on the link below or call us at (818) 254-8413.

The consultation is free!

We are leading foreclosure attorneys and lawyers that provide help to stop foreclosure sale. To speak to a foreclosure Attorney, Call 818-254-8413

09/06/2017

Here are some Common Reasons Why Homeowners Go Through Foreclosures:

• Medical Bills: When the homeowner falls ill and has to pay the medical bills, it becomes more difficult to be able to keep up with the mortgage.
• Divorce: The terms of divorce may leave one person responsible for paying the mortgage. The burden of payments becomes too great and leaves the person no choice but to face foreclosure.
• Unemployment: Being fired or out of work can leave the homeowner(s) unable to keep up with the mortgage payments.

Call us to learn if there is a way to stop foreclosure on your home.

You can reach us at (818) 254-8413. The consultation is free!

We are leading foreclosure attorneys and lawyers that provide help to stop foreclosure sale. To speak to a foreclosure Attorney, Call 818-254-8413