Homeowners beware of your lenders Deed in Lieu of foreclosure offer letters

Recently at the end of June, many of the big lenders started sending out letters to homeowners that are behind on their mortgages offering them what they are calling a favorable deed in lieu of foreclosure offer.  What many homeowners don’t realize is that they are giving up their rights to the title of their properties and have to move out within 30 days maximum.  Checkout the video that I recorded on this:

Through working with a lot of our clients in the greater Charlotte, NC area, we have found excellent alternatives to foreclosure for them via a short sales and other methods.  For more information, please call our office at 704-885-0488.  You can also visit our informational site at Charlotte Foreclosure Challenges.

All the best,

Mike Moulton

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NOTICE: North Carolina Homeowners – Just Tell Your Lender Not To Foreclose

The North Carolina Commissioner Of Banks (NCCOB) announced last week new rules to help prevent foreclosures in North Carolina.  These rules govern licensed mortgage servicers and will go into effect on June 1, 2010.

The new rules are to aid homeowners that are trying to work out other payment options, loan modifications, etc. with their lenders but finding that they don’t have enough time to get these actions done before a foreclosure auction date.  This is in response to many homeowners losing their homes WHILE they are working with their lenders.  The foreclosure process presses on (120 days in NC) and the homeowner never gets an answer promptly on new terms for their loans.

The 2 main points of this new rule are: [Read more...]

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