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Call your servicer -- the organization to which you make your mortgage payments -- immediately if you are having difficulty paying your mortgage on time. The telephone number and mailing address of your mortgage servicer should be listed on your monthly statement.

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Our refinancing calculator may be a valuable tool when talking with your lender about your options.

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Foreclosures are up and will continue to rise

At this time if you are the owner you can be the seller if not You will end up on a page like this.

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Bank of America owned properties (lender-owned), also sometimes referred to as REO (real estate owned) homes or properties, are often seen by qualified borrowers as good investment and purchase opportunities. You can use the search tool below to search our inventory of Bank of America owned properties in your area.

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How the San Francisco foreclosure process works,

San Francisco Bay Area

People in San Francisco Bay Area have been hit hard with foreclosures this year according to the Public television schedules program on local foreclosure crisis.
Bay Area homeowners seeking to avoid foreclosure are invited to be part of a studio audience Sunday at KTEH in San Jose as the public television station devotes a live program to addressing the problems of those in trouble with their mortgages

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All these centuries later, a bankruptcy filing still offers forgiveness for many debts,

or at least provides a payment plan to make them more affordable.

But rules and regulations can rain down on an applicant like a plague of frogs.

 

Bankruptcy can be a highly effective tool for getting back on your financial feet.

But it's a serious step with long-range consequences, and

financial advisers generally say it should be considered o

nly as a last resort. Used unwisely, it can do more harm than good.

 

Keep in mind another, more sobering quote from Deuteronomy:

"There will always be poor people in the land."

 

Several types of bankruptcy are available, but most consumers

file under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13.

 

These two bankruptcy flavors are markedly different

in how they work and in their outcomes.

 

Generally speaking, Chapter 7 is for people so mired

in debt that there's little chance they'll ever be able

 to pay what they owe. If the filing comes to a

successful conclusion, many of the most crippling debts

- including those owed to credit card companies -

could be erased and a fresh start begins.

 

However, that fresh start might be without car,

home and other key possessions. Although much is protected

in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the court trustee who oversees

a filing has the right to seize some belongings and turn

them into cash for creditors.

 

A Chapter 13 filing, sometimes called a wage-earner bankruptcy,

is more complex. It's for people who can pay what they owe -

or at least some of it - but need extra time to make good

on the debts.

 

One of the main reasons to use a Chapter 13 filing

is that it can stop a foreclosure. This type of bankruptcy

demands not only a steady income but also the discipline

to stick with a court-approved payment plan for several years.

Only about a third of Chapter 13 filings are seen through to completion.

 

No matter which type of bankruptcy is filed, there's one common key

to a successful outcome. Just as your mother taught you: Honesty

is the best policy, and not just for moral reasons. The people

that work in this field are very good at detecting an avoidance

of the truth.

 

If you're caught fudging the numbers or trying to hide property,

 a bankruptcy can be canceled, possibly leaving you in worse

financial shape than when you filed. There's a much better chance

of being caught at this than being caught cheating on your taxes.

 

 

 

 

 

San Francisco and surrounding bay areas in the US cities, are suffering from a drastic rise in home foreclosures.

According to foreclosure filing statistics San Francisco County Clerk of Courts ,

county foreclosures in 2009 are up since last year.

 

Besides Help for Homeowners Program and Homeowner

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Federal Government, the City of Miami's Department

of Community Development Foreclosure Program is assisting eligible,

low income homeowners that are facing foreclosure within the city limits

 

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What happens if you do nothing to stop your foreclosure in the San Francisco Bay Area

Well at this time the banks are so over whelemed they are trying to catch up.

The Real Estate agent assinged to sell the home as an REO may take a while to get to your home. But the order of is as followed.

After missing 90 days worth of payments the lender will file a notice of default through your county building court house.

Once you recieve your notice of default here in California. YOU HAVE 120 days (4 Months) before you will recieve you NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE. 21-30 before your foreclosure auction sales date.

 

I have gone down to the Solano County Building to watch the auction process.  It is a process that not to many get involved with.  Bay Area is a hard hit area and the real-estate agents and sheriffs assinged to the task of eviction are power hungry.

 

 

To stop a foreclosure it would save your lender any where from 25k-100k just for the legal filing of foreclosure.  Foreclosure is expensive for your lender.  It hurts the credit for the owner of the home.  AT this time you have the power to stop the foreclosure.  YOU AT THIS TIME are the owner of the home.  You have the power to do something until your lender takes back title of the property. IF you are still the seller/owner of a pre-foreclosure.  SELL NOW or MODIFY your loan while you have the power.  Other wise your lender bank of america, Wells Fargo, Ocwen, Countrywide, Downey, US bank, Citi Mortgage, Aurora ect.... will become the owner and they will sell.  IF you still have the power as the owner do something while you can.

 

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Millions of Americans are losing, or close to losing, their homes. Foreclosures in the U.S. are hitting record numbers.

Trouble paying your mortgage, in the California Bay Area

Take Quick action this will be the key to your success in stopping your foreclosure-- through a loan modification you can save your home or sell your home to  protect some of your credit rating.

While it is true that you can stop a foreclosure with out missing any payments.  IT IS RARE

 Most banks want performing assets to keep performing.

It is in the bank best interest to keep performing notes performing.  With that said it will depend on your bank, Negotiator, your location, and what programs your lender is actively putting in to play.  IF you get a modification or a short sale complete with out missing any payments Congrats to you, you are one of many that will get this.  Its like a loan balance reduction.  Even though that sounds so easy to push delete on the first number of your loan balance or change a 9 to a 2 it is rare 500 to 1 that this will happen to. I have also heard of banks releasing a property to the owner because their was loan fraud involved 1000 to 1.

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Millions of Americans are losing, or close to losing, their homes. Foreclosures in the U.S. are hitting record numbers. If you're having trouble paying your mortgage, learn about the steps you can take to avoid foreclosure or minimize your debt after it happens. Quick action is the key to success -- it can save your home or help protect your credit rating.

Don't give up and let the lender foreclose on your home without considering your options. A foreclosure will hurt your credit rating and make it difficult, if not impossible, to buy another home anytime soon. In addition, if the profits from selling your home don't cover the unpaid portion of your loan, your lender might sue you for the rest.

Your best options if you're having trouble making mortgage payments include:

These options are described in more detail below.

Beware of scam artists. People facing foreclosure are often preyed upon by others claiming they'll "help." Some homeowners have unwittingly signed documents giving these scammers title to their property, turning the owners into renters. Don't sign anything without getting a professional opinion first.

As soon as you realize you'll have trouble paying your mortgage -- ideally, before you've missed any payments - contact your lender. Now, more than ever, lenders are willing to negotiate with home loan borrowers, if only to reduce the number of foreclosures they're dealing with. (Some lenders are even taking the initiative and contacting at-risk borrowers themselves.)

Do it sooner rather than later. If you call soon, you may be able to work out a solution with your lender. But if you've already missed three or four payments, it may be too late, and the lender may insist on foreclosure.

Possible solutions. The lender may accept partial payments for a few months (though you may have to agree to make up the difference later), accept a late payment, or agree to redo the terms of your loan.

What to say when you contact your lender. Here's what you should ask for in lender-language. (And by the way, you'll probably need to get to the right department first -- it may have a name like "loss mitigation.")

The U.S. government is currently discussing ways to help homeowners facing foreclosure (and thereby lessen the impact on the U.S. economy). In the first plan to be implemented, FHASecure, the Federal Housing Administration (or FHA, at www.fha.gov) may grant FHA refinancing to borrowers who can show:

Of course, many people won't be helped by FHASecure, particularly if they've lost their job or their house's value has declined. Keep your eyes on the news for other programs or forms of relief.

Filing for bankruptcy may help you keep your home, or at least get you out from under your mortgage. When you file, the foreclosure process is legally stopped (called an "automatic stay"). It can't be reopened until your bankruptcy case closes or the lender gets court permission to proceed (called "lifting the stay").

If you simply can't afford the house you own, the above options won't help. You will probably lose your home. But don't wait for your lender to make the first move. If your home has appreciated in value since you bought it, you may be able to sell it yourself. (In fact, real estate investors may show up on your doorstep hoping for a bargain.) Again, contact your lender, who may let you stop making payments until the house is sold.

Ideally, the proceeds from the sale will cover your mortgage and selling costs. But if they won't, ask your lender to consider what's called a "short sale." That means the lender accepts the sale proceeds even if they're less than the amount you owe.

If no one is interested in buying your house, your lender may agree to take the deed and cancel your debt. This is called a deed in lieu of foreclosure. The idea is that the bank can then sell your house (as with an actual foreclosure) but won't report it as a foreclosure to the credit rating agencies -- in fact, you can negotiate with the bank about how it can help you preserve your credit rating.

Short sales and deeds in lieu of foreclosure will no longer leave you owing taxes. In the past, the IRS considered forgiven debt to be taxable income. However, this was erased for situations where the loan was for a primary residence, by the "Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007," or

For more detailed information on how bankruptcy can help you if you face foreclosure, get Solve Your Money Troubles:

How to Get Creditors Off Your Back and Regain Financial Freedom(Nolo), contains everything you need to know to get out of debt and repair your credit.

 

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