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Are Loan Modifications Permanent?

June 28, 2011

Recently, Kevin Hardin at Thomson Law revealed 7 secrets about Arizona loan modifications that most people won't tell you.  If anyone could explain the ins-and-outs of loan modification, I think Kevin can - his firm has helped thousands of Arizona residents understand the process of getting an Arizona loan modification over the past couple of years. Permanent Loan Modifications Not … [Read more...]

Thomson Law: Phoenix Arizona Loan Modification Attorney

December 17, 2010

Here in the Phoenix metro, many areas have seen property values go down by 50% or more. And sure, there are plenty of real estate agents who are more than happy to help you with your short sale. But did you know that there are legal risks associated with a short sale / loan modification / foreclosure that your real estate agent may not even be aware of. Which is why it would be wise (very … [Read more...]

Short Sale, Trustees Sale, Loan Modification: Luck Is The Difference

June 27, 2010

Having short sold my house earlier in the year, I happen to be an expert on what it is like to short sell your house. And I am an expert on what it takes to get it done. And I have come to the conclusion that the difference between a short sale vs. a trustees sale is... Luck. But if you find yourself in the position where you are going through a trustees sale here in Arizona, here is a … [Read more...]

Short Sales and Loan Modifications: Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program (HAFA)

February 11, 2010

Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program (HAFA) On November 30, 2009, the Treasury Department released some exciting news and requirements for its new Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program (HAFA). As part of the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), HAFA is set to assist distressed homeowners obtain pre-determined short sale agreements that will enable both buyer and … [Read more...]

Are Loan Modifications Working?

January 25, 2010

Are loan modifications working? Local Realtor Kristin LaVanway gives some commentary on whether or not loan modifications are working. … [Read more...]

Loan Modification – Free Help

January 20, 2010

Loan Modification - Free Help The fact you are here and noticed the word "Free" makes you suspicious as most of us have heard some nightmare stories of how people are charging desperate homeowners, thousands ($1,000's) of dollars, hoping to stay in their home and thwart off the possibilities of foreclosure.  Unfortunately, some of these modifcation companies do not deliver and keep the … [Read more...]

Will Main Street Get A Bailout?

December 28, 2009

One of the common phrases I have heard over the last couple of years is "how come Main Street doesn't get a bailout?" And I have usually just shrugged and said that no one had called me to ask my opinion but as soon as I heard of it happening, I would be sure to keep everyone posted. I just now caught the first whiff that the federal government *may* be taking action to "bail out Main … [Read more...]

Stop Foreclosure: Options To Help Prevent Foreclosure on Your Home

November 16, 2009

Have you inadvertently lost your job or a major source of income recently? Are you delinquent in your mortgage payments, or will you be presently? Is your Option ARM or Alt A ARM getting ready to modify? Have your mortgage payments recently increased? If so, you may not be aware that your lender may have options to prevent foreclosure which are available to you. Mortgage options centered around … [Read more...]

Tough Choices: What To Do When You Owe Far More Than Your Home Is Worth

August 17, 2009

Tough Choices: What To Do When You Owe Far More Than Your Home Is Worth

If you bought a house between 2004 and 2006, chances are you have talked with someone about how far under water you are in your house. If you haven't lost your job or suffered a decrease in personal income, it isn't really that big of a deal, you just keep making your house payment and think to yourself "it will come back, I just have to wait out the dip in value." Will it? I don't know, and … [Read more...]

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