How to avoid foreclosure

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posted May 25, 2012 09:59AM
romrodriguez
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We all know that there are times that we can't avoid that the property that was produced by our hard earned money and effort will just end to foreclosure. But I know that there are still many ways on how to avoid it. Share your thoughts on how you can still keep your property and at least avoid or even stop foreclosure.

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posted May 25, 2012 10:11AM
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romrodriguez posted on May 25, 2012 09:59AM

We all know that there are times that we can't avoid that the property that was produced by our hard earned money and effort will just end to foreclosure. But I know that there are still many ways on how to avoid it. Share your thoughts on how you can still keep your property and at least avoid or even stop foreclosure.


For me There's no way of keeping it away from foreclosure aside from selling it kasi mangungutang ka ng pambayad para sa foreclose penalties..eh ganun rin mangyayari.. nun una ang ginawa ko nilagyan ko ng apartments pero hindi prain sumapat kaya Ako yung house ko dito sa sulit.. ang option ko binebenta ko nalang para mapakinabangan ng iba at matubos ko rin sa pag kakasangla.. pero 2009 pa ko dito sa sulit sadly sa dami ng tumingin wala parin nakakuha kaya yung 900k nya ginawa ko ng 750k sacrifice sale nalang.. BENTA nalang

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posted May 28, 2012 05:30PM
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Thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts, Superman2279us. Well, I think selling your property might be the last option that you could ever had when you are experiencing foreclosure but surrendering your hard earned property will never be easy there are still many people who are taking the risk of avoiding foreclosure to keep their property.

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posted May 31, 2012 09:05AM
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One way to avoid foreclosure is keeping the lines with your lender always open that way you are updated on your mortgage loan status.

 

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posted June 8, 2012 07:59PM
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Foreclosures can be dealt with ease if you’re financially capable. Usually, your Regional Trial Court will give you 90-120 days to pay your debt/obligation (if the mortgagee has filed a petition). Within this “Equity of Redemption Period”, the mortgagor should pay his debt if he doesn’t want his property to be publicly auctioned. 

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posted September 1, 2012 12:00PM
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one can never avoid foreclosure if there are several default on the borrower. however, keeping in contact with the lender might be of god help to negotiate. take note that on the real estate mortgage agreement that you have signed, there is a statement there, just like power of attorney, giving the lender the authority to transfer the title should there be any default of payment. 

 

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