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Modification Lawsuit

This option is for:

  • If you  do not qualify for the Upfront Fee Program1, this is a perfect alternate option. It may be your first and best option in many cases. This full attorney service can negotiate a modifcation, file a lawsuit, help stop foreclosure, or delay eviction. They can offer your client real options at a reasonable price.
  • Residential and Commercial Properties
  • Will take cases in all U.S. States and territories
  • Completion time is variable.

People Who Are:

  • Facing a Foreclosure Sale Date WITHIN 30 Days
  • Foreclosed but not Evicted Yet
  • Turned down for a traditional loan modification
  • Not qualified for HAMP
  • SCARED and NEED LEGAL HELP

For this option we use the:

Foreclosure Defense Attorney Network.

This firm of outstanding attorneys has decades of experience in this highly specialized field, helping homeowners at their greatest time of need. They have access to experienced compliance auditors, investigators, litigation prep specialists, and top attorneys across the United States. They believe in synergy and work together, as a team, to get the best outcome for the client.

Lawsuit is a term we use to explain any residential or commercial mortgage loan renegotiation, or foreclosure defense service provided by an attorney. Using an attorney is useful in many ways, including the ability to cut through the prequalification process and get straight to the task of saving a family’s home. The client completes a basic package, the Law Firm will take it from there. They will consult with you, explain the process and what to expect, work out payment arrangements, and help you every step of the way.

For Immediate help call:

George Aughey – 651-967-7730


Jul 30, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post

No Upfront Fee Debt Resolution

No Upfront Fee Debt Resolution

  • Slash Credit Card Debt
  • Inexpensive
  • Real Attorney Representation

Overview

Debt Resolution is much different than Debt Settlement. It is the hottest thing next to loan modifications right now. It has been a hot product for years, and will outlast loan modifications.

We use a leading debt management firm specializing in personal credit card and unsecured debt. The group consists of highly experienced attorneys throughout the United States, all of which are committed to preserving the rights of our clients.

This program is better known as Debt Validation. Attorneys review the billing practices of your creditors and the debt collection activities of any third party that has purchased your information. In many cases debt collection practices being employed to collect on the your debts, are in violation of Federal consumer rights. All consumers have specific rights and our vendor will see they are upheld.

The service is comprised of a network of attorneys that will renegotiate current financial obligations with creditors for a lesser amount than currently owed. The monthly payment is based upon income and financial status.

How Does it Work?

Debt Resolution is a service that can take your credit card and other unsecured debt, challenge it with the lenders, then negotiate a settlement of the remainder, chopping your monthly payments and balances. You will notice anywhere from 45% to 70% in total savings over keeping their revolving debt as it is.

For Example:

  • You have $30,000, in credit card debt that you wish to enroll in Debt Resolution
  • You have multiple credit cards and want to keep only one for rewards points
  • The other cards are near their credit limit due to a job layoff last year
  • You have been cashing in stocks and spending savings just to stay afloat
  • Your current monthly minimum payments total over $1,100.

Here’s possible outcome of the above scenario:

  • New payments are only $498 for 36 months
  • Then, they are debt free!
  • You would save OVER $25,000.00 on the interest they would have paid on your credit cards!

This works because of the following process:

  • Attorney challenges the validity of the debts.
  • Removal of the invalid debts
  • Attorney negotiates a settlement on the remaining debts
  • Your news payment plan includes an escrow account to provide for the lump sum payment of these settlements.

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For Immediate Help Call:

George Aughey – 651-967-7730


Jun 05, 2010 | 2 comments | View Post

No Upfront Fee Loan Modification

Mortgage Rescue Program – No Upfront Fee Loan Modification

Benefits

  • Based on the Obama Home Affordable Modification Program, (HAMP Program)
  • No fee until the work is done
  • Easy and Quick Pre qualification
  • Great for all income clients
  • High Success Rate
  • Performed by Trained Negotiators

Who It Can Help

No Upfront Fee Loan Modification is designed to help anyone who want to:

  • Help with a hardship
  • Lower their interest rate
  • Extend their term
  • Lower your monthly payments
  • Stay in their home

This program has no upfront fee and has a:

* 100% Guarantee. If you don’t obtain a loan modification, you don’t owe any money. You are only charged when the work is done. You are not turned away for lack of money!

* Our vendor helps you and keeps you updated for the entire process until a permanent Loan Modification is in place

* Completion time is 4 to 6 weeks on average.

If you want to stay in Your Home, but are unable to continue making your current payments – we may be able to help.

As a premier Loan Modification firm in the country, our vendor has extensive experience and knowledge when it comes to negotiating with the lender. They are a Non-Profit Organization with an A rating used by AARP and Project Restore, among other large family aid organizations .

Their wide network of legal firms throughout the country and deep-rooted relationships with many of the lenders’ loss mitigation departments gives them an absolute advantage for a successful outcome to your Loan Modification negotiation.

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For Immediate help call:

George Aughey – 651-967-7730

Jun 05, 2010 | 1 comment | View Post