How to Stop a Foreclosure

While there are many people out there telling you this method or that method for saving your home form foreclosure, one way that's worked for many people is to get what's called a loan modification.

A loan modification is basically just what it sounds like -- a modification of the terms of your mortgage so that you wind up with a monthly payment that's something you can afford.

Now, I know by now you're probably asking why your bank would do that. I mean after all, wouldn't they just rather take your home in foreclosure rather than lower your payments?

The answer to that is NO.

Maybe 6 or 12 months ago, the answer would have been yes. But a few things have happened since then to make foreclosure a really bad option for the banks.

First, there are more people facing foreclosure now than they can possibly handle.

Why does this matter?

Because the banks take a huge financial hit when they have to foreclose. First of all, it takes them a year and a day (not literally, just an expression) to unload the property. And when they do, they only get a fraction of what it's actually worth.

Second, they pay a big penalty when a home goes into foreclosure.

This second point is what's just KILLING the banks right now. It's this penalty that they can no longer afford to pay.

So it's worth it to them to modify your loan rather than having to foreclose.

It's the first time I can remember in my entire life when WE have the advantage, not the banks.

We have to use it. Let's see how...

Now, it's important to understand that even though we basically have the banks between a rock and a hard place, they still aren't going to want to go down without a fight.

That's just the way they are.

So, here's how to work this...

#1 - Get with someone who knows loan modification inside and out, and who has a history of working with the banks to get them to listen to reason.

If you've ever tried doing something on your own that you're unqualified to do, you know how that generally works out.

It doesn't.

What I would do is get an attorney who wants nothing more than to make the bank run home with its tail between its legs.

Where do you find attorneys like this?

Well, the place I recommend is right here.

These guys do nothing all day long except deal with the banks and loan modifications. They're not divorce attorneys until noon and then loan modification attorneys in their spare time.

Helping people save their homes is ALL THEY DO.

#2 - Just let them work their magic

You can't just sit back and sit on your hands. There ARE some things you'll need to do to help these guys do their job.

But in total it'll probably take around 30 minutes to give them the ammunition they need to go to your bank and get it worked out.

The process itself will take longer, but they'll handle EVERYTHING. And you can be confident that if it's at all possible, they'll win.

That's just the way they operate.

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