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Planning Your Assets to Avoid Foreclosure

By Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson

Foreclosures can be avoided if you have endeavored through the years building your assets. Assets can be in the form of cars, gold or diamond jewelry, or even a piece of land in a strategically high-value market area. Assets with high resale value, shares or savings can be used to make your mortgage payment and save your house. In other words, you can use those assets as collateral. All the little savings here and there are of big help when you are in a financial crisis.



You can add extra income by doing a part time job to meet your mortgage payments. After all an, extra effort can lead to an extra income that can help you avoid foreclosure. A little hard work for a limited period of time isn't so bad anyway. Also, never trust any foreclosure consultants who would go outright to demonstrate to you that you need to pay a certain amount of money to them in order prevent a foreclosure. At worst, you could end up being a part of a foreclosure scam. Instead, use the cash to pay back your mortgage loans. Be smart and smell the foul play.

Another way of avoiding foreclosure is when you file for bankruptcy. This will delay the foreclosure proceedings for a time. You can make the most out of this time by planning out an option as to how he will meet the loan repayment situation or the mortgage.

Get help from an attorney. If you've never experienced this situation before, it would be best for you to get advice from a foreclosure lawyer. The lawyer will guide you on how to avoid a foreclosure. He will also give you the best options available and will also come to your help with all the complicated but important paper work.

You can also check online for various blogs and advice on how to stop a foreclosure sale. You will chance upon other people who have experienced or are about to experience a foreclosure deal. There is a wealth of information online coming from experts and even people who has gone through foreclosures. You can then try and find one situation and resolution that fits your foreclosure scenario.

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How to Deal with an Impending Foreclosure

There is no other way of dealing with foreclosure other than facing it as though you are facing any other problem. Share your problems with your family, friends and maybe even close associates or co-workers. They may not be able to help you out directly by financial means, but they may be able to offer some words of advice that can help you deal with an impending foreclosure. Also, sharing your problems with another person is sort of therapeutic and avoids having any direct effect on your well-being. You may also talk to the mortgage company whom you are dealing with and let them know about your current financial situation. It is best to face the problem rather than running away from it and thinking about it all the time. By talking to your mortgage company you find they can help you find alternative solutions to stall or clear yourself up from foreclosure.

If you don't have any extra cash or can't find any other extra source of income as of the moment, you can start by selling some of your belongings or even the property itself. By selling the property yourself, you can avoid an impending foreclosure and also you can get to sell the property at a higher amount, which you can use to pay off the mortgage repayments. This way, you will get more money from the sales proceeds and you don't have to lose out a lot of money and engaging yourself in mountains of paperwork associated with foreclosures. You can get good money for your house and be saved from any embarrassing situation resulting from foreclosure.

If you really are intent on keeping the property despite knowing that you are at a certain disadvantage in some aspects (such as getting a credit score decrease), then your last option is to letting the foreclosure proceeding take place but joining the auction proceedings to be one of those who will bid for the property. Yes, it may sound extreme but this has certainly worked to the advantage of some people. What you need to do is organize the need cash to purchase the property and make sure that you have enough to bid the highest. However, you have to remember that if it will cost you more to buy back (or bid) for the property, just leave it and buy a new one.

Foreclosures are painful for the to every property owner. There are times in life when hardships fall on us and losing property as a result of it is quite saddening. There are things in life that cannot be foreseen, but being ready for them is necessary. Thus, it is recommended to save up financially for the hard times. But, if it indeed comes down to it, all you have to do is to prepare contingencies.


Get help from an attorney. If you've never experienced this situation before, it would be best for you to get advice from a foreclosure lawyer. The lawyer will guide you on how to avoid a foreclosure. He will also give you the best options available and will also come to your help with all the complicated but important paper work.

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