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Foreclosure Avoidance – Here’s How To Avoid Foreclosure

By Carolyn Langlois

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You may be in danger of foreclosure if you fail to make payments on your mortgage loan on time. But you will definitely have a problem if you default on these payments. But don’t give up just yet because foreclosure avoidance is still possible if you take the right steps.

For any of the following options to help, one thing must happen. Your lender must agree to cooperate.

Find out if your lender is willing to re-arrange your payments based on changes to your financial situation. You may qualify for this special forbearance if you are able to provide information to your lender proving that you will be financially able to meet the payments set out in the new plan.

Another possible option is a modification of your current mortgage. This involves a refinancing of the amount that is owed and may also include an extension of the term of the mortgage. The goal is reducing your monthly mortgage payments so they become affordable for you.

You may be eligible for an interest free loan from the HUD agency in order to make your mortgage current, if you meet specific conditions. This may be referred to as a partial claim. Your lender can assist with the application process and should be willing to explain more about this type of loan. Or you can get in touch with your local HUD office for details.

A pre foreclosure sale is another possible way to avoid foreclosure. In this case you are trying to sell your property prior to foreclosure so you can pay off debt and keep your credit intact.

If you know you won’t be able to make your payments even if you could get them lowered, then a pre foreclosure sale may be worth considering. Check with your lender to see if you can get some extra time before they proceed with the foreclosure.

There is one final option to think about, and this should only be a last resort. It is called a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure. With this you are essentially giving your house to your lender rather than paying off the mortgage.

Although you do lose your home, at least you won’t have a foreclosure showing against you. In the future if you are in a position to buy another home, it may be easier to get a mortgage without a foreclosure on your credit record.

A final recommendation is to be sure to get in touch with your mortgage lender as soon as you begin to experience problems financially. If you do that, foreclosure avoidance is going to be much more possible because your lenders will work with you on finding the right option.

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Langlois, Carolyn "Foreclosure Avoidance – Here’s How To Avoid Foreclosure." Foreclosure Avoidance – Here’s How To Avoid Foreclosure. 6 Mar. 2011. uberarticles.com. 16 Apr 2012 <http://uberarticles.com/finance/mortgages/foreclosure-avoidance-heres-how-to-avoid-foreclosure/>.

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Langlois, C (2011, March 6). Foreclosure Avoidance – Here’s How To Avoid Foreclosure. Retrieved April 16, 2012, from http://uberarticles.com/finance/mortgages/foreclosure-avoidance-heres-how-to-avoid-foreclosure/

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