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   Foreclosure

    
Foreclosure is a legal proceeding that prevents a homeowner from redeeming a mortgaged property. To prevent foreclosure on a home, some homeowners will secure a foreclosure loan. This usually takes the form of a refinance loan to prevent a foreclosure. While these loans work very well to stop foreclosure proceedings they can be very hard to obtain unless the homeowner has 30% or more equity in the home. A personal or unsecured loan is often even more difficult to obtain.

There are other options that may save the house from going up for auction.  As a homeowner, you are entitled to certain rights that your lender may not have informed you about, which could help save your home. Bankruptcy is a last alternative and should be avoided if at all possible.  The possibility of foreclosure is not something that should be faced alone – seek professional help for the best evaluation of your situation.  An informed decision can then be made on the most appropriate course of action.  

 

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