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If you have an FHA loan and 1.) in default and/or 2.) need assistance in preventing foreclosure - call (800)-CALL-FHA - (800)-225-5342

 

 

Foreclosure.

The Homeowners Association has seen many homeowners go into Foreclosure over the last three years and as a result we will be posting valuable information for homeowners to try and provide articles as well as informative information on ways to help our homeowners keep their homes.

Tips from Hud for Avoiding Foreclosure - more information
You Can Avoid Foreclosure and Keep Your Home more Information provided by Federal Housing Administration. Foreclosure Help - 1-888-995-Hope

Your mortgage company would rather modify your loan than foreclose on the loan. Call and talk to a loan representative to see what your options are.

Foreclosure Help.

Judicial Foreclosure Yes
Non-Judicial Foreclosure No
Security Instruments Mortgage
Right of Redemption Yes
Deficiency Judgments Yes
Time Frame Usually 150 days
 

Judicial foreclosure:
  1. The lender sues the borrower to obtain and order to foreclose. Depending on the original date of execution of the mortgage, the lender must wait for three to twelve months before proceeding with the foreclosure. The owner may waive the time limit, but if time is waived, the lender loses any right to sue for a deficiency judgment.

     
  2. The court issues a notice of sale to be published weekly by the sheriff for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation, with the first publication date 30 days prior to the date of sale. The notice must also be served upon the owner and posted in three conspicuous places in the township in which the property is located.

     
  3. The sale is held by the sheriff as a public auction between the hours of 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM on the date specified in the notice. The successful bidder receives a deed to the property


Links:

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Bush unveils plan to help borrowers

The Glennwoods HOA has posted the information as just that information resources for the homeowners in our community that may facing a foreclosure.