If you are having trouble making your mortgage payment, we wanted to let you know about some resources that might be helpful for you. These are all available through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development website, www.HUD.gov. The counselors can help you evaluate which options will be best for you. Links: Foreclosure...
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The Phoenix housing market is starting to get a lot of media attention both in Phoenix and in other areas. Here are links to some recent articles that may be of interest to you. The AZ Republic is even reporting some price increases for homes in the area. Amid Housing Bust, Phoenix Begins a...
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I just published an article at ezarticles.com. Foreclosure Real Estate Purchase Contract – What to Expect
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Last summer, Bank of America bought Countrywide. Countrywide was the nation’s largest sub prime lender. As a part of a settlement agreement with the Arizona Attorney Generals office, Bank of America has suspended foreclosure notices for about 2,000 homes in the Greater Phoenix Area and many more in the rest of Arizona. The bank...
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We just received the following information from the Arizona Department of Real Estate and thought we should share it for those of you who need help or know someone who needs some assistance. Mortgage Trouble? Toll-Free hotline 1-877-448-1211 available to provide you with referrals to Arizona organizations participating in the National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling...
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If you have started having trouble making your house payments or anticipate having trouble in the near future, you may want to ask for some advice or help. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development has a listing by state of approved housing counselors on their website. HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agencies for...
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What’s right for you? If you are having trouble making your mortgage payment and you are ready to give the home back to the bank, you might have thought about a foreclosure or short sale. What’s a short sale? It’s when the bank or investor accepts less money for the payoff than what is...
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