Foreclosure Definition

The legal process by which an owner's right to a property is terminated, usually due to default. Typically involves a forced sale of the property at public auction, with the proceeds being applied to the mortgage debt.


Thursday, August 14, 2008

Stop Foreclosure (Part 4)


Life is not always easy. We hit road blocks, unexpected payments and times when things are so tough that we just don’t think there is a way out. Then if we throw losing our house in the mix, well that’s just plain old devastating. So it’s time to stop foreclosure. Now if money does become an issue there are certain priorities that we should adhere to. It’s really pretty simple. The three things that you need to focus on are food, housing and utilities. Food and utilities should be paid first and then the rest should be directed at your housing situation.

Time to make some hard decisions in order to stop foreclosure. They really shouldn’t be hard considering the effort being put forward is to save your home but as weird as it is many people have a tough time cutting out the luxuries that can help them stop foreclosure. Ok, no more eating at restaurants, get the cable cut off, and entertainment is definitely out for a while. If you have any stocks or bonds then this might be a good time to dip into them or getting rid of the second car is a widely used option. You have to understand that anything you can do to put some extra money n the bank at this time can be very beneficial in order to stop foreclosure.

Don’t stop paying your credit cards. However if you do find yourself in a little too deep you may want to call someone to help you get your bills at a manageable level. A credit counsellor may be able to help with different payment plans which could bring your monthly commitments lower. All these suggestions are a must in order to stop foreclosure.


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