Second Mortgage Foreclosure California
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The past couple of years have proven to be challenging to say the least. Many people have struggled with job lost; fall effective hours, and adjustable rate mortgages. It is no wonder many Americans got in the rear on their mortgage payments. How can one soubriquet all these factors at once without something suffering?
Facing the actuality of putting food on the table or paying your mortgage is not rocket science; we all would choose to feed our families. Making the sacrifice of not paying your mortgage was simply something you had to do. Yet we look at ourselves as failures when the fact is we made tough decisions in a tough situation.
Now that your home is gone do not let your hope leave with it. Talk to your family, acquaintances and people you trust about the mistakes you've made. Talk to people who still have their homes. Compare what they did against what you did and learn from them. Go your family into a safe environment and save as much money as you can. This may mean moving with family members or acquaintances until you get on your feet.
Talk to your family often and instill in them that being together makes you guys a family, not necessarily just income in a home. These conversations will be hard and will need to be age appropriate, but believe me your family will need to express their emotions too.
Keep track of your expenses and be sure that you write a "Epistle of Explanation" to be positioned on your credit profile. Even even if this is the last of your worries, your next employers may view your crash and this will show them that you are taking dependability for your actions.
Although owning another home may be a few years down the line, it is indeed a accessible goal. So life after foreclosure is doable and forgivable. Consequently, make sure you learn from this experience and know that by choosing your family initially you deserve a second chance.
Everywhere to Crash Mortgage Lending and Foreclosure Fraud?
I know a loan broker and Realtor in California (Bay Area) who is running the "I buy your foreclosure and you rent it back from me, and you can buy it back when you're on your feet" scam. He is also looking for a name to modify bank documents to help him qualify people for loans. I know the second issue is illegal, but can't verify he's defrauding people on the initially. I have a "Dear Homeowner I can help you" epistle from him. Do not want to testify because of safety concerns for my family. Who I can I or should I crash this to in confidence, or will anyone care? Thanks in advance for any solid advice.
Go straight to your California Department of Real Estate. They take matters like this seriously and will investigate it. Here are laws that all Real Estate Agents and Brokers must follow. Break them and you can get fined or lose your license. And if he or she is also a Realtor they can lose that status too by going to the Realtor Board after you turn them in to the Dept of Real Estate.
Plus find out if this person is a Real Estate Agent or Broker. If he is an agent then he must work for a Broker. The Broker is the boss and is responsible for him. The Broker can not meet the expense of to mess around because his license can be on the line too. Most people do not know that here are many agents out here and they all must work under and for a Broker who owns the office. The Broker is highly qualified as they have many courses and a special brokers license they must pass in addition to the agents license and time in the field. They also have ongoing education.
When you crash to the Department of Real Estate question them if you must have your name out or can it be kept confidential. You need to get them turned in ASAP. Fraudulous Agents can hurt many people before they get caught. And the only way they can get caught is if a name turns them in.
I will bet that this person also owes money to IRS. That is very ordinary. Call IRS and tell them you know a falsified Mortgage broker and Agent that may be cheating IRS. Believe me they will look into it and your name will not be given. IRS is looking for ways to get these cons. This scam he is pulling is not only to defraud you but also the IRS. Turn him in. And please dont wait.
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