Stop Foreclosure!

“We were let down so many times by different real estate companies, so we were skeptical. The National Prevention Center Affiliate came in the next day and before the week ended, they created a solution and stopped the foreclosure! Thank you for taking the stress away!”

AN URGENT MESSAGE FOR THE HOMEOWNER FACING FORECLOSURE:

If you or someone you know has missed one or more home payments and you are facing the possibility of foreclosure, then you must read this urgent report immediately…

The National Prevention Center wants you to have the information you need to make an informed decision about your options when faced with this situation. In this Special Consumer Awareness Report you will learn that you do have options, often more options than you knew existed to STOP FORECLOSURE, saving $1000's and there are even options that may allow you to preserve YOUR credit rating. You can get further guidance by contacting the National Prevention Center affiliate for your county.

THE PREVENTION CENTER AFFILIATE FOR YOUR COUNTY IS:

160 W Camino Real #1230 Boca Raton, FL 33432
+1954-289-0911

The most important concept for you to understand is that all of these tactics are TIME SENSITIVE; meaning that immediate action on your part is the very best way to ensure that you have the greatest number of options available to you and your family.

If the above records provide the phone number, we advise you to call the above mentioned affiliate right away in order to avoid the financial ramifications of foreclosure. Or click here to submit your information online for confidential review free of charge.

While there are several legitimate reasons that people find themselves in this situation, the fact of the matter is that this is not a time for putting the letter in the kitchen drawer and hoping things will get better.

Without your IMMEDIATE and PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT in pursuing the options outlined in this Report, you could be putting your family's security and your ability to borrow in the future at risk.

“A person with knowledge and experience is never at the mercy of a person with conjecture and theory”
~Anonymous

The National Prevention Center wants you to have the RIGHT KNOWLEDGE, so you can be armed for solution!

The National Prevention Center affiliates have helped thousands of good people like you put the pain and trouble of foreclosure behind them, and move forward with their lives, and they can do it for you too!

Contact our National Prevention trained affiliate listed above to discuss all of your options today.

TACTIC #1: SELL YOUR HOME – The BEST way to STOP FORECLOSURE

Selling your home is the very best way to cure a pending foreclosure regardless if you have a lot of equity or you have NO equity in the property.

If you have equity, than selling is the best way to get CASH for the equity that you have before the bank get's their hands on it.

If you have NO equity, or even if you owe more than the home is worth, selling your property in conjunction with getting a Short Sale approval might be the best strategy to avoid foreclosure.

BEWARE

Often real estate agent will try to get you to sign 6 month or longer listing agreements and promise to have a buyer in 30 days, even though they cannot rightfully make such a promise. Once the 30 days has passed, they often tell you that you need to drop your price, remind you the market is slow, and give you a whole bunch of other reasons to stay listed with them, while your potential buyers are buying someone else's home. Remember, no one can predict the future, and your real estate agent cannot either. Many homeowners facing foreclosure have found they simply do not have the time to wait to work with a real estate agent.

The second option is to market your home for sale “By Owner”. The key to every successful home sale is getting your home noticed by enough potential buyers. This means advertising! Additionally, there is the concern of showing the house to potential buyers. This means that the home will always have to be in “visitor ready” condition, should you get that last minute call that an interested buyer is in the area. Not to mention that often times, buyers want to see homes when it's not convenient for you, meaning that you will have to have someone available at all times and especially on weekends when most buyers want to look.

Once you have shown the home to a number of buyers, some even 2 and 3 times as they bring back other family and friends, you must begin the inspection and negotiation process, where they are likely to want detailed home inspections, electrical and plumbing surveys, roof certifications and the like. While this may sound like a simple process, if these inspections find anything of concern, you can bet your buyers will want a big discount and for you to repair the problem before they will agree to go forward with the transaction, and this doesn't guarantee they will close the purchase.

Many of our National Prevention affiliate companies are well funded and can purchase your property quickly before the foreclosure sale, and many specialize in Short Sales as well, and can facilitate that process if contacted in time.

There are two ways to sell your home if you are interested in a quick sale. The first involves selling the home through a qualified realtor; the other involves you selling your home yourself, or what's known as “By Owner”. Let's spend a little time discussing both options.

In the first option, you would engage the services of a qualified realtor who specializes in listing homes. Either through a personal contact, or recommendation of a friend or family affiliate, you will likely be able to find one or more realtors to choose from. Make sure that you are asking these realtors to show you their marketing plan before engaging them, as this will tell you if they are a professional at what they do. Often, because of circumstances beyond their control, working with even the best realtor may take 30, 60, 90 or even 120 days or more to find a buyer, and then you begin the tedious process of waiting for the buyer to get qualified for the mortgage and pray that deal doesn't fall through if they don't have perfect credit. It is not unheard of in this economy of hearing that a home falls out of escrow 2 or 3 times before a qualified buyer can be found. Then the process starts all over again.

TACTIC #2: REFINANCE – Taking out a loan to STOP FORECLOSURE

Another option that most homeowners do not know is available to them is to refinance their existing loan with another lender, or to take out a home equity line of credit to make up the back payments owed to the bank.

Important to remember with this option is that not all lending institutions and brokers are honest, and many of them will try to take advantage of your situation charging you high junk fees and prolonging the lending process so you owe more and they make a bigger commission.

While the cost of refinancing can be very costly, it can even be more costly if the mortgage broker you are dealing with cannot complete the loan! That's right, often mortgage brokers ask for money to start the loan process or for an application fee, and it's very possible you won't get your money back, or the loan completed. What's worse, is if your mortgage broker does not complete the loan, you will find yourself just that much more behind on payments and with that much less time to find a real solution to the problem.

Another concern many home owners find themselves faced with in today's economy, is that there is not enough equity for them to qualify for a loan, or they already have 2 loans on the property and don't have good enough credit to refinance.

Your local National Prevention Center affiliate is familiar with helping homeowners in each of these situations and they are right in your area. Call today so you can speak to someone with the knowledge to help you work through your options. Be sure to contact your National Prevention Center affiliate to discuss these options TODAY! Remember, the consultation is free and there is no obligation.

TACTIC #3: FAMILY/FRIENDS – Help from those who care about you

Borrowing from family and/or friends is without a doubt the very fastest and easiest way to STOP FORECLOSURE. Often times however, the person in need is reluctant to contact one of these caring individuals for fear of what they will think when they find out you are in a tight situation.

So you have decided to approach family and friends what do you do now?

Discreetly contact your family and friends, starting with those closest to you. Arrange to have a cup of coffee with them and explain your situation to them. The more complete your disclosure, the better they will be at seeing if they are in a position to help or not. If not, they can possibly help you brainstorm on some financing sources that you had not even thought of.

You will want to assure your family / friend of your intent to pay them back in full, with interest if necessary, so that they can see your commitment to doing the right thing. Be specific about what you are willing to offer them.

Often times, the challenge with family and friends is that they judge you because of the situation that you are in. Many times, they will use the situation as something they can hold over your head related to something in the past that didn't go their way. While family and friends can be the easiest source of finding money to pay back late payments, it's can be better not to let money get in the way of a relationship.

Don't forget that you've got something working against you that no amount of effort can bring back: TIME. If you think your family or friends might react in this manner then this is not the option for you.

The longer you wait to “see if things will work out”, the greater the chance you will be left with FEW or NO options at all. Don't wait until the sheriff is literally pounding on your door to throw you and

your family on the street. Don't watch a bad situation turn into a public humiliation you (and your family) will never forget.

It's just that simple. Make one simple decision to take action, and one of our affiliates can help you find the smartest solution for your particular situation.

IF YOU TAKE ACTION NOW, THERE'S AN EXCELLENT CHANCE OUR AFFILIATES CAN HELP YOU.

TACTIC #4: LOAN MODIFICATION / FORBEARANCE

When borrowing from family and/or friends is not an option, working out a loan modification or forbearance agreement with the bank may be possible.

A loan modification is when the lender agrees to modify the interest rate of the loan and re-amortizes the back amount due along with the unpaid loan balance to come up with a new payment that works for the borrower.

Loan modifications are being offered by everyone these days and homeowners need to beware of SCAM artists promising to help you with a loan modification only to take upfront fees and not delivering. While there are legitimate companies offering to help, the fees often range from several hundred to a few thousand dollars, and yet there is no promise of delivery.

A forbearance agreement is when the lender agrees to split the amount of back payments over an agreed upon period of time, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, allowing the homeowner to catch up the payments. The problem for most homeowners is that if they can't afford the current payment, it's unlikely that they can afford the current payment PLUS the forbearance amount for the next 3, 6, 9 months or whatever is agreed. It's often a recipe for disaster. And the worst part is that if you miss a payment then the foreclosure picks right back up from where it left off!

TACTIC #5: Borrow Against 401k /
Cash Surrender Value Or Sell Other Assets

Another tactic used by homeowners to STOP FORECLOSURE is the borrow against their 401K / Cash Surrender Value of any Life Insurance they may have, or to sell other valuables that they have to repay the back payments due to the bank.

Many people find that they have either already depleted their 401K in an attempt to save the property or aren't willing to risk the 401K which was being saved for the kids education, not to mention the 10% penalty and taxes you have to pay for early withdrawal.

Remember, that loans from 401K's or Cash Surrender Value seldom get done in a timely basis and both have fees and penalty's if not repaid exactly as agreed.

As for selling other assets, while they may have sentimental, historical or marketable value, you often get far less than they are truly worth, and seldom have the chance to buy them back. Now is not the time to sell your mother's wedding ring.

The National Prevention Center affiliates understand these pressures and are trained to walk you through the process of deciding the approach that's best for you! Don't wait another minute, click on Contact Now button to take a better way!

TACTIC #6: DEED-IN-LIEU OF FORECLOSURE –
Voluntarily giving the property back to the bank

A Deed-in-lieu is a process in which the borrower failing to satisfy the loan obligation hands over his property to the lender. The lender may then sell the property in order to retrieve a part or whole of the amount borrowed from the sale proceeds. In other words this is a Voluntary Foreclosure.

The problem with this is that the bank must agree to the exchange. Today it can be difficult to do so, especially if you have any equity at all, because the bank does not want you to walk away from a debt, if they can hold out and get more. Also, you will be required to prove in many cases, that you have fully exhausted your chances of getting the money to repay from other sources. Finally, if the bank does agree, guess what, you just saved them thousands of dollars in court costs, and it still goes on your credit report for all to see!

Additionally, lenders may often realize more income by allowing the home to go to foreclosure instead of accepting a deed, especially when there are other liens involved and some equity in the property.

Note: our affiliates do not provide or assist with loan modification services or any dealings with your lender.

Don't take your chances hoping the bank will work with you and accept a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure, know your options by speaking to a National Prevention Center affiliate in your area TODAY!

TACTIC #7: BANKRUPTCY – Filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13

Maybe you're already thinking that the smartest thing you could do is to file bankruptcy and delay the bank of their right to get the property. Bankruptcy could be a valuable option in some cases, however you need to remember that bankruptcy will NOT remove your financial obligation towards your lender and it will add more cost in the process.

WARNING: Be careful here – many of the bankruptcy laws have changed in recent months and years and filing incorrectly, or without proper guidance could be even more costly. Check out the latest information on US Bankruptcy Law at the following website:

Bankruptcy filing may be tricky and will definitely cost between $750 - $2500 or more depending on who you have assisting you with the process.

According to the United States Department of Justice, bankruptcy filings have grown overall from about 110,000 in 1960, to over 1.6 million in 2003 – and what do you think the credit crisis has done to those numbers since then…

And remember this – if the word Bankruptcy has ever been discussed with the lender, you can forget about the possibility of a Deed-in-Lieu of Foreclosure.

Thank you for taking the time to read this valuable report. This is your first step to finding the best solution for your situation.

We encourage you to take the NEXT step of scheduling a free consultation with one of our highly trained and knowledgeable National Prevention Center affiliates.

It's time for you to decide if you truly want to take control of your own destiny…or be at the mercy of somebody else's decisions for your life.

There simply isn't any “one size fits all” fix for every Foreclosure situation. That's why it's very important for you to speak to one of your local affiliates to schedule a free no-cost or obligation evaluation TODAY! - DON'T DELAY!
Click on the button below to get contact information for the local Prevention Center affiliate, and CALL NOW!

It's time for you to decide if you want to make it easier on yourself and have one of our affiliates advise you on the best solution for you… or you take no action and things become much harder for you. It is your choice, make the right one!

Do you remember a time when you had control of your finances? A time when you weren't being harassed by bill collectors and you actually had some money for recreation and fun? Our affiliates can bring you back to that time.

Our National Prevention Center affiliates can help you get out from under the burden of your debt and your home often in a matter of days.

Remember these final words:

~Benjamin Franklin