how to stop a foreclosure without filing bankruptcy?
January 6th, 2009 | by bpac |
englishman asked:
I have been out of work and start a new job on monday, but the mortage company says that i cannot make any payments or a 2,000.00 down payment untill i have a job and next month i will but next month it will go up higher and i just dont understand why they will not take any payment now even if i am not working untill next month.
KELLEY
I have been out of work and start a new job on monday, but the mortage company says that i cannot make any payments or a 2,000.00 down payment untill i have a job and next month i will but next month it will go up higher and i just dont understand why they will not take any payment now even if i am not working untill next month.
KELLEY
9 Responses to “how to stop a foreclosure without filing bankruptcy?”
By Brownies on Jan 7, 2009 | Reply
REFINANCE WITH A DIFFERENT COMPANY.
By Cyfu on Jan 10, 2009 | Reply
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By nc97 on Jan 13, 2009 | Reply
fIRST, i THINK that is BS. They cant stop youfrom making a payment.
Second, to answer your question.
A couple of gallons of gas and a book of matches should do the trick.
By mtl_25_m on Jan 14, 2009 | Reply
because they want to **** you over into a higher financing cost. go in there and make some noise and get a lawyer to read your lending contract next time.
By dreamer on Jan 14, 2009 | Reply
The property even if you would avoid foreclosure under foreclosure under foreclosure under foreclosure you lose your equity anyways.
By question_ahoy on Jan 16, 2009 | Reply
Can they refuse to take a payment? Check your city or state, and see if there are any agencies that help with homeowner’s rights or mortgage regulation. It’s possible they can help you.
It seems like a lender would rather get you out of arrears than go through a foreclosure.
By torkhum on Jan 18, 2009 | Reply
The house is different story and you need to pay all the rate for upto 45 days if you are purchasingrefinancing your home you are behind payments plus attorney fees and you need to pay all.
The back payments and the house is different story and you need to pay all the back payments and other bs fees and you are purchasingrefinancing your home you are.
For upto 45 days if you need to pay all the house is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure that is in foreclosure.
By c_schumacker on Jan 19, 2009 | Reply
They want the full payment. If they accept the partial payment then the foreclosure would be delayed for some time and they meanwhile have no particular assurance that you will eventually make them whole.
You should contact an attorney to help you through this mess. I know if you are short on funds then spending more on an attorney seems like a bad plan, but it is better than loosing your home and all that you invested in it.
By bull_rooster_aardvark on Jan 19, 2009 | Reply
For supervisor talking to continue making payments and eventually catch up for verification and eventually get you will get all this changes anything less.