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Cody Sperber’s DO IT Your self LOAN MODIFICATION eBook Is Helping Homeowners Reduce Their Monthly Payment And Avoid Foreclosure

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Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) November 23, 2008

There are lots of loan modification folks out there these days. Frankly it seems like many of them just moved from sub prime lending to loan modification but Cody Sperber’s Do It Your self Loan Modification eBook shows that Cody and the folks at ForeclosureCounseling.com know what they are talking about. Although some books just gloss more than the things a homeowner wants to do, Cody’s DIY Loan Modication ebook gives you smart insight on factors to ask for when negotiating your own loan modification.

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In its simplest type, a Loan Modification is a way to renegotiate a homeowners current mortgage and month-to-month payments allowing them to steer clear of foreclosure and preserve their credit. A lot of elements of their mortgage can be changed to their advantage, which includes the term of the loan, interest rate, balance of principle, and month-to-month payments. It really is even feasible to have late charges waived. There are numerous opportunities opened via a Loan Modification and every single residence owner’s circumstance is special. A huge number of property owners will use a Loan Modification to stop foreclosure on their property. For any individual who is unable to make their month-to-month payments, or is in danger of becoming buried under a past-due balance, a Loan Modification is the perfect options to stopping foreclosure and maintaining their residence!

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“When you’re attempting to do a loan modification yourself the one thing you do not have is time to figure out how to do it on your personal. When your property is facing foreclosure is not the time to find out items on the job”, says Sperber. A residence owner requirements to make sure that their effort they put in is directed at reaching their ultimate purpose – saving their home – and with Cody’s Do It Your self Loan Modification ebook you are nicely on your way.

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Wasted power, frustration and burn out are all symptoms of attempting to get a loan modification. For a few bucks a homeowner can elimate the wasted power element of the equation and find out how to deal with the frustration and dead ends that often pop-up for the duration of the method.

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Inside Cody Sperber’s Do It Your self Loan Modification Kit you will locate:&#13

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The loan modification proposal package types and documents &#13
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The ideas for dealing with the loan modification method and loss mitigation division employees &#13
The details on where to start and what to ask for.

“Do not be fooled that your lender(s) are just going to give you a loan modification that is in your best interest! Take the time to educate your self on what a Loan Modification is, how to create a comprehensive loan modification proposal, and how to negotiate with your banks house retention division.” Cody Sperber has been assisting home owners steer clear of foreclosure for over five years and specializes in Loan Modifications and Short Sales in Arizona. He owns http://www.ForeclosureCounseling.com, http://www.SellQuickForCash.com, and http://www.CodySperber.com.

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For Far more Details Call 602-626-3598.

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How the County Recorder and a Living Trust Avoid Probate of Genuine House by Mark Bidwell

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Irvine, California (PRWEB) Could 29, 2013

Essential to avoiding probate of genuine home and genuine estate is to file quit claim deeds and affidavits with the County Recorder. Mark W. Bidwell, a California attorney, explains documents necessary to fund the trust even though living and documents necessary to distribute actual home on death.

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The state of California maintains databases of real house and genuine estate ownership by county. The owner of record in the county database is final and can not be disputed. To transfer ownership of true house the owner of record should sign a deed and file the deed with the County Recorder.

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The problem happens when the owner has died and can’t sign a deed. The County Recorder can transfer true house owned by a decedent only by order of a probate judge of the Superior Court of California.

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Probate Court can be avoided when real home is owned by an men and women trust. California law authorizes the County Recorder to transfer property out of the trust owned by an person who has died by affidavit and deed.

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Very first an affidavit of death of trustee with a death certificate attached is filed with the County Recorder. An affidavit is a sworn statement administered by a notary public that the details stated in the affidavit are true. The notary does not have to verify the facts stated in the affidavit. The notary does have to verify the identity of the individual and document the swearing.

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The affidavit states who died particulars on the prior recording to fund the trust and most importantly, who is authorized under the terms of trust to sign and record documents with the County Recorder. The affidavit is recorded with the County. As a outcome a new individual steps into the decedents footwear and can act on behalf of the decedent.

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The second step is to transfer the genuine property out of the trust and to the beneficiaries of the trust. This transfer is completed by a quit claim deed. Beneficiaries are men and women named in the trust who are to acquire the home of the trust. A quit claim deed transfers ownership as is with no warranties of title or debt.

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Probate is a court action with all the safeguards, protection and red tape that comes with public adjudication. A trust is a private action between people with tiny government more than website or protection. As a result trust transfers of actual home are far more effective.

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Probate takes about 1 year, price thousands of dollars and is open to the public. Trust administration requires about 1 month, charges hundreds of dollars and is private. But to steer clear of probate the actual property must be transferred into the trust although the owner is living.

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Deed and Record is an on-line service to prepare quit claim deeds and affidavit of death of trustee for actual home transfers into or out of living trusts. The Web Service records deeds and affidavits death of trustee it has ready with the County Recorder. Deed and Record does not supply legal advice or services.

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Deed and Record markets by way of websites, mostly, DeedAndRecord.com. The owner of the web sites is Mark W. Bidwell, Attorney at Law and CPA Inactive. Office is situated at 18831 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 270, Irvine, California 92612. Telephone number is 949-474-0961. E-mail is Mark(at)DeedandRecord(dot)com.

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To Help North Carolina Homeowners Avoid Foreclosure The McCann Law Group LLP dba Consumer Attorney Services Added Brice Bratcher of Counsel in April

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Jacksonville, Florida (PRWEB) April 18, 2013

Consumer Attorney Services added attorney Brice Bratcher of counsel to their national foreclosure defense team in April to help North Carolina homeowners fight foreclosure. Consumer Attorney Services knows Bratchers experience in foreclosure defense and varied working career within the legal community makes him a great fit for their foreclosure defense team.

Bratcher managed law firms including North Carolina Senator Doug Bergers office for two years and Mediation, INC., a law firm which handled court ordered mediations on the state and federal levels. He also worked for the Howard, Stallings, From and Hutson law firm as a department manager for three years before attending law school.

Bratcher graduated cum laude from the North Carolina Central University School of Law where he received his Juris Doctorate. While in law school, he was an active leader in student government and a two-time member of the moot court team. He also participated in the Saul Lefkowitz Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition.

Consumer Attorney Services noticed many North Carolina homeowners were still having serious issues in dealing with their banks despite a recent settlement to help homeowners in foreclosure. Consumer Attorney Services selected Bratcher to address these problems.

The recent $ 25 billion mortgage settlement was geared towards motivating banks to do a better job helping homeowners, but some homeowners in North Carolina are still battling with foreclosure difficulties. One major problem lies in the banks ability to continue moving forward with foreclosure actions while homeowners file paperwork to apply for a loan modification.

An April 2013 article titled One Year After Mortgage Settlement, Frustrations Linger For Troubled Borrowers, on the Charlotte Observer website touched upon this problem in saying, Janet Menetrier was surprised to be served a foreclosure notice on her Charlotte home in early December, just three months after Bank of America promised her a loan modification over the phone.

Consumer Attorney Services believes their addition of Bratcher will help more homeowners in North Carolina find foreclosure solutions without the banks ripping the rug out from under them. With legal representation and an understanding of the North Carolina foreclosure process, homeowners can prepare themselves to avoid foreclosure.

Consumer Attorney Services is a full service consumer advocacy law firm headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, helping families with foreclosure defense, debt settlement, bankruptcy law and more.







REST Report Helps Struggling Homeowners To Avoid Foreclosure LoanSafeMods.com

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San Diego, CA (PRWEB) April 22, 2013

LoanSafeMods.com is a licensee of the REST Report (Real Estate Services and Technology Report) a third party analytics tool that helps homeowners who are struggling with their mortgage terms to find loan workout programs to help them to avoid foreclosure. The REST does this by comparing information on the homeowners mortgage and finances with the qualifying requirements for all currently available government and non government mortgage modification and refinancing programs.

Thousands of people have found the solutions to their mortgage problems thanks to the REST and have been able to save their homes from foreclosure. One person who was able to utilize the REST Report to their advantage in this way is Crystal, a homeowner from San Diego, California. Crystal shares her story in a recently posted REST Report testimonial video posted on LoanSafeMods.com.

In her review Crystal explains how she started to struggle financially after her fianc