ABC News Report: “Should You Buy a Foreclosed Home? (How to Avoid a Lemon).
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Answer by WHO ME
Then find another house.

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Answer by HEATHER
Mike, there is no get rich quick way in real estate. Despite the informercials, the hype, whatever, it does not exist. In real estate it takes money to make money. Bottom line. AND you have to know what you are doing. It takes money to buy your first house and if you plan on flipping it it costs money to improve it. And that isn’t always a guarantee that it will work. If there is any path that I have seen work it is to buy a 3 flat in your 20s because you have the money down and good credit, and live in one of those units. A few years later, sell that, buy a 5 flat and live in one of the units. Prove yourself, work your way up.

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Answer by Laura KC
First, you can’t transfer title to the house while you have a loan against it as that would allow the bank to demand immediate payoff in full. And then you’ve just accelerated the foreclosure process. Second, even if the house were held in a trust, that would not impact the bank’s right to foreclose. All that would happen is that any money left after the house is sold and the loan is satisfied would go into the trust.

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Defining the loss mitigation process:

For all practical purposes, loss mitigation can best be viewed as a powerful weapon that can stop your pending home foreclosure dead in its tracks. The loss mitigation process itself is without bounds, but always involves effective communication to be successful. If you are too stressed out about the possibility of foreclosure to represent yourself effectively throughout the loss mitigation process, then you need to employ a professional foreclosure consultant. They, like the loss mitigation teams employed by your mortgage lender, are experts that deal with these issues on a daily basis.

The loss mitigation process involves a set of tools that you as the homeowner are privy to. You can utilize these tools to achieve victory from a seemingly bleak situation. Negotiating with your lender, or having a professional foreclosure consultant to do it for you, is your ticket to retaining ownership of your home. Before we go further, please realize that millions of Americans are at risk of foreclosure even as you read this. Lenders appreciate a motivated homeowner who cares enough to communicate regularly with them and that tries to initiate positive plans of action to bring their loan current. Nobody wants you to lose your home to foreclosure.

The loss mitigation process can do more than just stop the foreclosure process; it can protect the equity that you have built up over the years in your home. With proper loss mitigation techniques employed, your lender will be more than happy to work with you and develop a plan for mutual satisfaction and appeasement. Loss mitigation involves a set of utilities that can stop a foreclosure. They include:

-Partial claims;

-An “In-Lieu” Deed of foreclosure;

-Forbearance agreements;

-Mortgage refinancing;

-Modification of your loan;

- And more…

The ultimate goal for all loss mitigation is to stop the foreclosure process and to establish a mutually beneficial plan for repayment of the mortgage loan including payment amounts and dates. However, nothing is set in stone and unless you are able to convince your lender’s loss mitigation specialists that you are a worthy gamble, they will still elect to go ahead with the foreclosure. Remember: their job is to minimize the losses that will be incurred by the lending institution – not to keep you in your home. If you are unable to thoroughly convince them that your plan is better for them than a foreclosure will be, then they will certainly foreclose. It’s just business in its raw form.

Stopping foreclosure is all about two things: loss mitigation and time. Once the foreclosure process begins, it seems that time cannot be slowed even for a second. The pressures continue to build and it can make you feel helpless – like there’s just no hope. But, there is! Consider having a professional foreclosure consultant assist you with your loss mitigation process every step of the way. It will save you time, money, frustration, worry, embarrassment and mistakes. It will also very likely keep you and your family in your home where you should be. Contact us at Stop Foreclosure Help Today and let’s discuss your possibilities.

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Answer by oskarmyloanguy.com
1099 at the end of the year for the diference of what you owe and what the bank forecloses on.

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