Stop Foreclosure Secrets Revealed
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How you can immediately identify if your lender is doing FRAUD on you
How to understand your legal situation the same day in a simple way
How most of lenders don't have legal rights to foreclose on you
What is your legal standing if your original lender filed bankruptcy
The Truth about Foreclosure Counseling Agencies. Scam?
How most of lenders don't have legal rights to foreclose on you
What is your legal standing if your original lender filed bankruptcy
The Truth about Foreclosure Counseling Agencies. Scam?
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There are 50 states in our union, and each state has its own way of dealing with foreclosures. Many states deal with them in similar ways, but there are two main categories or types: 1. "Redemption State" and 2. "Non-redemption State." What is a redemption? A redemption period is a time after a foreclosure auction that the homeowner has to payoff the foreclosure. We'll get into that in more detail later, but for now, you need to find out whether or not your state is a "redemption state." The important thing to know about redemptions is that if you live in a redemption state, you may have a time period after the sheriff's auction (foreclosure sale) to pay off the foreclosure. That's right, in a redemption state, the foreclosure sale isn't the end. Some redemption periods are as short as 5 weeks and in some states it may be as long as 12 months. This isn't as much of a secret as it is an encouragement for you to get off your carcass and do your own homework on how foreclosures work in your state.
Stop Foreclosure Secrets Revealed
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