What is the best company to use to stop foreclosure in Texas?
Oct 22, 2009 in
Financial and Loan Tips
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Basically we are in foreclosure and I wanted to know if anyone could recommend a company they personaly used that is in the DFW area. Thanks
Well essentially, we were paying our mortgage but out the gate they mis applied 2 of our payments and weve been ighting to have them take off the ridiculous fees that have mounted since. So per their records we show to be behind per our records we werent.
Basically we are in foreclosure and I wanted to know if anyone could recommend a company they personaly used that is in the DFW area. Thanks
Well essentially, we were paying our mortgage but out the gate they mis applied 2 of our payments and weve been ighting to have them take off the ridiculous fees that have mounted since. So per their records we show to be behind per our records we werent.
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5 comments
who cares what you think on October 23, 2009 at 8:01 am
To stop it, either get them to accept the house via quit claim, or file bankruptcy.
bull_rooster_aardvark on October 25, 2009 at 6:17 am
Stop it based on what. Assuming you are indeed late on your payments, you will need to declare bankruptcy to avoid foreclosure.
MikeN7 on October 26, 2009 at 9:04 pm
If you want to stop forclosure and keep your house I would hire a lawyer ASAP. If you are ok selling your house go to Home Vestors. Keep in mind they will probably low ball you and you will walk away with hardly any equity. Don’t call the numbers on the side of the road. They are usually an individual who just attended a real estate seminar a few weeks ago and don’t know what they are doing. Also don’t sign your deed over to an individual claiming they can stop forclosure. (See recent article in Dallasnews.com) The only person who can stop it is your mortgage company.
bostonianinmo on October 29, 2009 at 11:55 pm
The only way to stop foreclosure is to pay the amounts owed. You don’t need a “company” to do that on your behalf, you just need to send the mortgage company a check.
yeagerre on October 31, 2009 at 9:27 am
If the problem in fact arises from the lender’s misapplication of your payments, then I’d hire an attorney.