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The United States will feel deep reverberations from the housing and mortgages crisis for years to come. It’s not just the glut of houses on the market, but the new bad-credit borrowers—non-borrowers, rather—that mean...

The short sale process is a headache, and as we regularly implore, you must have your house in perfect order or potential buyers will head for the hills. If a short sale isn’t an option, a deed-in-lieu is often superior to...

Picking up the pieces and rebuilding a life for you and your family after a foreclosure may seem impossible. You fought hard to keep your home, and it now feels like the world has caved in. What’s worse, the loss of your...

Everyone hates a foreclosure. Sellers, banks and even buyers often find themselves somehow at the end of a raw deal during every phase of a foreclosure. Even after the house is sold, sellers are often left with a load of new...

Typically speaking, anyone who has a foreclosure on his or her credit history will have to wait seven years before than can apply for a new loan.  This is an industry standard for mortgage lenders. There are situations where...