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Questions And Answers On Mortgage Rates

Posted by admin in February 4th 2012  

Helena asks…

Mortgage rates?

I keep hearing that mortgage rates will probably hold steady until mid-2008. They’ve already increased from 6.15 to 6.75 in the past 6 weeks. I’m building a house, and won’t be able to lock in a mortgage rate until probably mid-August. Should I “buy” my mortgage rate at 6.75% now for $750, or should I hold off?

What are the odds that rates will top 7.25% within the next three months?

admin answers:

If you can lock at that rate right now for 750.00, my advise would be to do it. No one has a crystal ball, but rates show no signs of falling any time soon. As you stated previously, rates have risen by over .5% in the last couple months. Take the bird in the hand. It’ll give you peace of mind.

Davina asks…

mortgage rates?

i was thinking of refi my mortgage but i hear that the mortgage rates are going to drop ever lower. any experts think thats going to happen?

admin answers:

You’re on the edge now…..if you have a high FICA score….go for it now….

Paul asks…

Mortgage Rates?

Which mortgage companies have the best rates right now? I am trying to get preapproved for a mortgage and buy my first home. I have been preapproved through BB&T but the rate they quoted me was 6.25%. I felt this is high. I have good credit (score in the mid-to-high 700s) and no credit card debt.
Are there any other lenders I should check with?

admin answers:

It is too high. I suggest a company i used – they treated me great, i found them on this yahoo answers and i got a great rate after searching through tons of other places. They also were able to talk to me so i could understand them and explained everything that i needed to know. My daughter just got pre-qualified at a lower rate through them as well this past weekend and it was under 5.75. – look at the rate calculators posted

Caroline asks…

What caused the home mortgage rates to sky rocket, causing people being unable to pay their monthly mortgages?

The recession was caused by people being unable to pay back their home mortgages because the mortgage rates were too high?

Banks were not getting their money back from home owners, causing a credit crunch, thus they were unable to lend money to big businesses.

Big businesses then had to cut back on expenses and began to lay people off the the thousands.

So what caused the mortgage rates to go up so high that started this financial mess in the first place?

admin answers:

Barney frank,chris dodd,ACORN,and all other democrats forcing banks to give loans to PEOPLE WHO COULD NEVER PAY THEM BACK..

David asks…

What are mortgage interest rates based on and how do I estimate what my ARM rate will be when it adjusts?

My 5-1 ARM adjusted last year and went to 6.25%. It will adjust again this November. Are mortgage rates based on the feds fund rate? Or something else? How can I estimate what my new rate will be?

admin answers:

There are multiple indices that are used by mortgage holders to adjust a mortgage rate. Some are tied to t tresury bills, some are tied to the LIBOR rate.
You will need to check with the mortgage holder, (or just check your original mortgage contract) and find out what index your mortgage is tied to, and what the”spread” is. (The spread is the additional % added to the index).

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Questions And Answers On Mortgage Calc

Posted by admin in February 4th 2012  

David asks…

Where can I find the formula & lookup table for a reverse mortgage? I want to build/code a reverse mtg calc.?

I find plenty of calculators, but I want to actually build my own so I can make it fancy with sliders to balance between lump-sum payout and monthly payments and equity line. Anyone know? Thanks much!

admin answers:

Tables are worth LESS for this purpose than not having a clue. If formula is EXACTLY the same as for ANY loan. If you can’t figure out how to apply it without our help, you are not qualified to build the calculator you propose.

Lisa asks…

without using a mortgage calc. but with a regular calc. how do u calc arm rates?

FOR INSTANCE DO I TAKE THE AMOUNT OF THE LOAN (150,000)AND DIVIDE BY THE INTEREST SAY 6%. AND THEN MULTIPLY BY THE TERM OF THE LOAN SAY 30 YEARS. iS THAT THE WAY TO DO IT WITHOUT USING A MORGAGE CACULATORAND HAVING TO USE A REAL ONE?

admin answers:

You can’t unless you have a lot of time on your hands. The reason a mortgage calculator, or financial calculator, were created is that the money needs to be itteratively multiplied by each interest period as it is moved through the months. So asking what is a $500 monthly payment one year from now worth assuming 6% interest, is not simply taking 12×500. You have to calculate the interest for each month. This simple problem takes 12 multiplications and additions all in a row. It just aint worth it. Mortgages are a lot longer than a year and will take forever to do.

Use an online calculator:
http://www.loansquick.com/ARMvsFixedRateCalc

Alana asks…

How accurate are online mortgage calculators?

How accurate are those online mortgage calculators like this one: http://www.mortgage-calc.com/mortgage/simple_results.html? I know this one is pretty basic, but can i expect to pay pretty close to what the calculator spits out?

admin answers:

You will pay exactly what the mortgage calculator pops out. However there are a couple things to look out for. Many mortgage calculators assume you are putting 20% down. So make sure you change the amount you are putting down.

Also keep in mind that the payment that is spit out is simply for the principle and interest of a mortgage payment. You also have to include property taxes, hazard insurance, and possibly Private Mortgage Insurance.

Paul asks…

how to round up 0.125 to say 7.4250% on a calc mortgage rate adjusting soon need help?

admin answers:

It’s up to the nearest one-hundreth. So in that example, 7.43%

Kylee asks…

I am buying a house, I uses mtg calc, but does anyone know the p[ayment on a 120k mortgage?

I have a 30 yr lined up, don’t know the interest rate off top of my head. I was curious if anyone was a mortgage broker and could give advice. Its a 100% loan with seller concession included.

admin answers:

Okay, you’re looking at a bottom line of $750.00 a month at a 6.5% interest rate.

You also need to consider other things to add in, though. Property taxes, homeowner’s insurance and the nasty one – PMI – primary mortgage insurance. Because your loan is 100% financed there is a good chance that you will have to pay PMI, it’s basically paying an insurance to the mortgage company so they can get their money back in the case that you default. (Yep, you’re betting against yourself! How messed up is that?!?)

On the bright side, the PMI goes away after you have 20% of what the house is worth in Escrow! (Please don’t ask me to explain that. I understand it but it’s hard to explain! LOL)

Overall you’re looking at about $950.00 a month. Pay into that Escrow every chance you get!

(We bought a home 2 years ago at $135,000 with a 4.9% fixed interest. The monthly payment is $1100.00 a month. Ouch!)

Congrats and good luck.

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Questions And Answers On Bankruptcy Rules

Posted by admin in September 17th 2011  

David asks…

bankruptcy rules?

I am looking to declare bankruptcy, I have a lot of unpaid medical bills, credit card bills, single, do not have a lot of money (income), not a home owner, own my car, I am wondering what the process is and how long it takes and will I be eligible? Thank you.
I own my car (it’s nearly 10 years old) and haven’t used my credit cards for nearly a year… the only ‘new’ debt I have is payday loans (which are about 9 months old), and medical bills.
I own my car (it’s nearly 10 years old) and haven’t used my credit cards for nearly a year… the only ‘new’ debt I have is payday loans (which are about 9 months old), and medical bills.

admin answers:

Hey young lady, i filed for bankruptcy 4 years ago.I had a triple bypass on my heart, couldn`t work no more. It took about six months . I owned my house. I had to file ”homestead” papers on it. I think you would be eligible for bankruptcy. I guess anyone that can`t pay there bills can do it.Go see a bankruptcy lawyer,he will tell you what to do. Hey good luck to you.

Bob asks…

Bankruptcy rules and foreclosing on a house?

I live in Nevada. My husband and I are talking about foreclosing on our house. It is approximately $150,000 upside down. It will never recover. The neighbors are moving and soon we feel that our little neighborhood will be gone. So, we are considering jumping ship too. I heard that in Nevada, the banks have 7 years to come after you for the difference of your loan versus what they get at auction. Is that true? Do we need to claim bankruptcy to avoid this? How long after can we buy another house?

admin answers:

1) Yes that is true
2) You need to claim bankruptcy AFTER they obtain a judgement against you to avoid this.
3) 7 years.
4) You did not ask, however you need to know that the $150k is taxable income to you

Elizabeth asks…

Why are democrats changing the bankruptcy rules for Chrysler?

?

admin answers:

So that Chrysler won’t be obligated to repay the billions that we gave them.

Chrysler was suppose to pay the taxpayers back, but now with democrats altering the rules for the filing, they are not required to. Funny how we don’t hear a whole lot about that issue.

Chris asks…

What are the qualifications on applying chapter 13 bankruptcy rules?

admin answers:

What do you mean is what are the qualification on applying chapter 13?

If that is your mean well If you are an individual with a regular source of income, you can develop a plan to repay your debts in a three to five year period by paying monthly or bi-weekly through the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy which also known as reorganization bankruptcy.
But before you can file for bankruptcy, you must receive credit counseling from an agency approved by your country’s Trustee’s office. These agencies are allowed to charge a fee for their amenities, but they must provide reduced or even free counseling if you cannot afford to pay.
Another qualification for this type of bankruptcy declaration is that, the repayment scheme you are proposing should show that you have a salary income with “disposable income.” Disposable income is the change from your basic necessity requirements such as food and utilities. This will go to pay your unsecured debts like credit card and hospital expenses.

Hope it helps. I search on google and display lot of result try to read about it. Here’s the example site under my source.

Don asks…

What is the difference between OLD CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY rules and the new ones in Arizona?

especially regarding child support and homestead accounts.

admin answers:

Ask your lawyer – they have to explain it all to you

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Questions And Answers On Mortgage Interest Rates

Posted by admin in September 8th 2011  

Mike asks…

How would fixed mortgage interest rates affect the UK if brought in?

Here in the Uk…..we have flucuating mortgage interest rates.

However in the US interest rates tend to be fixed for the entire life of the loan.

Any ideas of how the US system would afffect the UK if brought in?

admin answers:

Try using Google (it gets answers a lot faster :-) ) …

Joseph asks…

How come 30 year mortgage interest rates aren’t rising?

I’ve been expecting 30 year mortgage interest rates to be increasing because of increased risk. I figure investors would want a risk premium for the risk of not being paid, and the risk that the value of the dollar will decline. Why would an investor want to invest in real estate mortgages right now? Therefore rates would have to rise in order to provide incentive.

So what’s going on with the 30 year mortgages? Are there any good website to explain what’s going on?

admin answers:

Rates are not increasing, recently they have decreased due to the US government taking control of Fannie May and Freddie Mac. This removed much uncertainty from the market because government backed securities are through to be “risk free”.

You can follow the 30 year rate at the following site:

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/mortgage_rates/

Bob asks…

How to check as what banks are giving good mortgage interest rates ?

1) Is there a website where we can check as what banks are giving good mortgage interest rates ?

2) Do we have to look only local banks where I live ? If I live in ILLINOIS , do I have look for a lender or bank in IL only ?

3) Any suggestions as which bank is good ?

admin answers:

There are a few ways to check -

First Bankrate.com allows you to search based on interest rates and will list from lowest to highest if you want. Also, fill out the form at lendingtree.com and you should get up to four banks you can negotiate with.

A good mortgage broker can shop around for you and get the best rate going for your financial situation (remember that brokers make money off commission, so it is not always in their own best interests to get you the best rate).

Finally, call around yourself. You do not have to call just local banks as many national banks may be licensed to do business in your state. The state banking agency should have a list of all banks licensed to offer mortgages in Illinois.

Remember that rates fluctuate daily, if not hourly and the bank giving the best rate today may not be the bank giving the best rate tomorrow.

Susan asks…

How do I find out what the current VA mortgage interest rates are? Is there a web site i can check?

I’ve just been pre approved for a VA mortgage. I’m only in the looking phase and don’t plan to close til June. How do I find out the average interest rates on VA home loans. I don’t want to find out the last minute my interest rate would be high. I heard you can find them on the VA’s website, does anyone know the exact link to find it?

admin answers:

The VA Loan Guaranty Program does not provide the mortgage itself, the mortgage loans are made by private lenders such as banks, savings and loan associations, or mortgage companies. To get a loan, you must apply through a lender. Because the VA guarantees the loan, mortgage companies will more times than not offer you an excellent rate with a no money down but it still depends on your credit standing.

David asks…

When will the mortgage interest rates sky rocket into the double digits?

My bf, who has an ARM mortgage, says that interest rates are going to go back into the double digits as they were back in the 1980s… I’ve never heard of this! I’m in the process of obtaining a mortgage of my own, so this has me petrified.

admin answers:

Well, an ARM can easily go into double digits. Wait to buy until you can qualify for a conventional loan.

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Questions And Answers On Bankruptcy Court

Posted by admin in June 6th 2011  

Alana asks…

Bankruptcy Court?

Hi, we have bankruptcy court this Friday. Our lawyer is doing nothing to help us prepare. For one he has only talked to us 2 times, when i call to try and discuss re-affirming with creditors, he is never “available”. What are we going to be up against in court? Are we going to be ambushed by our creditors? And how long does court usually last? And do you do all the re-affrimation papers there, or do you do them with the creditors at a later date? We paid the lawyer 1500.00 to do this, and he hasnt helped us at all. At first he told us that we would have no problem with collateral on a personal loan, 3 weeks ago we were told that we either reaffirm, or loose the stuff. When i went and asked him about it, i reminded him that he told us that this wouldnt be a problem, and his comment was “Well it’s a problem now” So what do we have to look foward to, and any advise on the lawyer?

admin answers:

Its a cattle call there will be all kinds of people just like you in court and no one will contest, I wouldnt worry, been there done that!

Lynn asks…

Bankruptcy court?

How do I get info on a bankruptcy that happened in 1986.

admin answers:

Contact the specific bankruptcy court that filed it. Usually a district bankruptcy court in the state they were living in.

Mandy asks…

What is the bankruptcy court admissibility of a loan application if there is no date on the application?

I may have to file Ch7/13 and my loan application has an overstatement of assets. There was no fraud intended. However, there is no date on the application. Can it be thrown out in bankruptcy court?

admin answers:

I agree with JD….this is an application. Was the loan approved and did you get the money?

If you don’t have a loan with them, it will never even come up in BK court.

If you did get the loan, they will have records when you got the loan. The application would not be important at all.

The only important thing is when you had the property, when you got rid of it, and how everything is being reported. If you liquidated a lot of property within 90 days (I think that’s the timeframe) of filing your BK you could have an issue. Your Attorney will be better able to answer this once you fill in the details.

Good luck.

David asks…

How much jurisdiction does bankruptcy court have? Can a court order the sell of a primary house?

The house is in two people’s name. One of the two is the one filling bankruptcy. The person filling bankruptcy lives in Arizona. The house in question is in New Mexico and is the mother’s primary house. The court is saying that the bankruptor must come up with a specific amount of money otherwise the house will be sold. Any input is appreciated. Thanks

admin answers:

What is the opinion of the BK Atty who is handling this for the person filing the BK?

Jemima asks…

Will bankruptcy court take our stimulus check?

We just filed ch.7 bankruptcy and I was wondering if anyone knows if the trustees can take our tax rebate check in May? The lawyer didn’t mention anything about it; will the court just take it out of our bank without asking? I thought the tax rebate was a free handout and would be exempt.

admin answers:

When you go bankrupt it’s all over. You won’t be able to get credit and other things. Nobody should take it if the bankruptcy is final.

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Questions And Answers On Home Foreclosure Statistics

Posted by admin in May 28th 2011  

Davina asks…

Where can I find U.S. monthly home foreclosure statistics by state on the web?

specifically from January 2006 until October 2006.

admin answers:

If you are in CA, try www.redloc.com

Don asks…

Where can I find national statistics on increases in home ownership and default/foreclosure rates?

With all the recent publicity about the number of defaults hitting new highs, very little information is conveyed about the percentages. Subprime lending has taken a beating to their reputations, when I feel like this increase has to have something to do with an increase in home ownership. Subprime allowed many people to get into homes that would not have otherwise qualified that are doing fine, but we only hear about the ones in trouble. I am just curious to see statistics on whether there is a correlation with an increase in new owners vs. defaults and how that stacks up against previous averages… not just raw numbers.

admin answers:

Try the US Census web page.

Joseph asks…

Are you or is someone you know presently in home foreclosure?

I met someone Friday night who is in foreclosure. They have a job and simply decided to stop making payments because their loan amount now exceeds the value of the home. They’re living rent free while awaiting eviction.
I have an acquaintance who is living in a home he had formerly rented from the former owner. He moved out, the new buyer never made a payment so he moved back in and is living rent free.
I realize there are a great number of people who are losing homes through misfortune or because of the use of risky financing but I’m curious how many unscrupulous people there are skewing the home foreclosure statistics that could make their payments but choose not to.
Do you personally know anyone in either category first hand?
Brown9488, I hear you! The first person was the mother of my friend’s flight instructor. I commented to him about how she seemed to be a hard worker and that she’s been successful since moving here from Russia. That’s when he told me about the foreclosure.
The second person is someone I ride bikes with occasionally. He probably hasn’t had a real job in many years but I wonder if he expects the government to take care of him when he gets old and is destitute.

admin answers:

I do not, but i’m not surprised to hear that there are people who are taking advantage of situations like this.

Graham asks…

U.S. statistics for foreclosure homes 1998-2008, where can i find this?

admin answers:

Http://www.foreclosures.com/stats/

Daniel asks…

Comparing economic declines in the US over time?

How can we compare recessions/depressions throughout US history–i.e., how can we say if the Great Depression was worse than the Panic of 1837 or 1893? Did the US keep unemployment statistics in the 19th century? home foreclosure statistics? Any links would be appreciated.

admin answers:

The government did not keep statistic in the 19th century but economist have made estimates. For unemployment rates in 1893 see

http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Panic_of_1893

and GDP estimates and growth rates from 1790 to present see

http://www.measuringworth.com/growth/#

As the US industrialized “panics” effected an increasing number of people. Subsistance farmers are not greatly effected by the economy and many farmers had minimal interaction with markets in the early 1800′s.

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Questions And Answers On Foreclosure Fraud

Posted by admin in May 28th 2011  

Jemima asks…

What is foreclosure fraud and what causes it?

I just heard the term “fraudclosure” and wasn’t exactly sure what it meants. Is it really true that all 50 states have launched a joint investigation into mortgage fraud?

admin answers:

There are many individuals and companies that feed off of the misfortunes of other. Foreclosure Fraud is when the home owner is offered everything from quick money for signing over the deed to their home, to fast refinancing options that eat up the existing equity to the instant cure of credit woes.

Foreclosure fraud started with the race to sell as many mortgage packages as possible leading to remiss work habits. . .This type of poor mortgage underwriting has caused many mortgage failures leading to foreclosure.

Ken asks…

What’s up with all this sudden foreclosure fraud probes? 40 States have now signed on to the investigation?

It seems to have all happened in just a few days.

It really smells.

admin answers:

Banks weren’t checking foreclosure paperwork. They were just rubber stamping it as fast as they could (literally). Turns out there were a lot of errors, and now they want to slow down and look into it.

Joseph asks…

Quick! What is the story with Bank of America and the foreclosure fraud investigations?

I know about ALLY and about the law firms being investigated here in Florida. But I can’t find the article related to Bank of America.

Any other information about other banks is appreciated.

admin answers:

My understanding is that BOA and ChaseMorgan are reviewing their foreclosure processes and policies to ensure that for any foreclosure proceedings that are active they are following the US mandated rules and compliance with their stated policies. Both banks have “frozen” their foreclosure activities for the time being.

Shelley asks…

Where to Report Mortgage Lending and Foreclosure Fraud?

I know a loan broker and Realtor in California (Bay Area) who is running the “I buy your foreclosure and you rent it back from me, and you can buy it back when you’re on your feet” scam. He is also looking for someone to alter bank documents to help him qualify people for loans. I know the second issue is illegal, but can’t prove he’s defrauding people on the first. I have a “Dear Homeowner I can help you” letter from him. Do not want to testify because of safety concerns for my family. Who I can I or should I report this to in confidence, or will anyone care? Thanks in advance for any solid advice.

admin answers:

Go straight to your California Department of Real Estate. They take matters like this seriously and will investigate it. There are laws that all Real Estate Agents and Brokers must follow. Break them and you can get fined or lose your license. And if he or she is also a Realtor they can lose that status too by going to the Realtor Board after you turn them in to the Dept of Real Estate.

Plus find out if this person is a Real Estate Agent or Broker. If he is an agent then he must work for a Broker. The Broker is the boss and is responsible for him. The Broker can not afford to mess around because his license can be on the line too. Most people do not know that there are many agents out there and they all must work under and for a Broker who owns the office. The Broker is highly qualified as they have many courses and a special brokers license they must pass in addition to the agents license and time in the field. They also have ongoing education.

When you report to the Department of Real Estate ask them if you must have your name out or can it be kept confidential. You need to get them turned in ASAP. Fraudulous Agents can hurt many people before they get caught. And the only way they can get caught is if someone turns them in.
I will bet that this person also owes money to IRS. That is very common. Call IRS and tell them you know a fraudulent Mortgage broker and Agent that may be cheating IRS. Believe me they will look into it and your name will not be given. IRS is looking for ways to get these cons. This scam he is pulling is not only to defraud you but also the IRS. Turn him in. And please dont wait.

Steve asks…

When President Obama chose to pocket veto the stealth fraud foreclosure bill and leave it?

to Congress to veto his veto, thus passing a fraud forclosure bill after elections, did he forsake any human decency toward middle class Americans?
Baby spit: No. How you could take that assumption from my question is not grounded in reality.

admin answers:

Lol, what?

You must be a bank lobbyist

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Courts resisting banks over foreclosure mortgages (Video)

Posted by admin in December 9th 2010  

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Rocket docket: Foreclosure process, not distressed homeowners, the real ‘monster’ in real estate crisis

Posted by admin in December 9th 2010  

Rolling Stone reporter Matt Taibbi recently authored an expose on the curious case of the “rocket docket,” which he describes as a “super high speed housing court” that is presided over by retired judges who “clear cases and blast human beings out of their homes with ultimate velocity.”

It’s a passionate — albeit controversial — behind-the-scenes look at how foreclosure cases are handled in Jacksonville, Fla., and possibly elsewhere throughout the nation.

Taibbi paints a “scary” scene that he says goes a little something like this:

“… in reality, it’s the unpaid bills that are incidental and the lost paperwork that matters. It turns out that underneath that little iceberg tip of exposed evidence lies a fraud so gigantic that it literally cannot be contemplated by our leaders, for fear of admitting that our entire financial system is corrupted to its core — with our great banks and even our government coffers backed not by real wealth but by vast landfills of deceptively generated and essentially worthless mortgage-backed assets. You’ve heard of Too Big to Fail — the foreclosure crisis is Too Big for Fraud. Think of the Bernie Madoff scam, only replicated tens of thousands of times over, infecting every corner of the financial universe. The underlying crime is so pervasive, we simply can’t admit to it — and so we are working feverishly to rubber-stamp the problem away, in sordid little backrooms in cities like Jacksonville, behind doors that shouldn’t be, but often are, closed. And that’s just the economic side of the story. The moral angle to the foreclosure crisis — and, of course, in capitalism we’re not supposed to be concerned with the moral stuff, but let’s mention it anyway — shows a culture that is slowly giving in to a futuristic nightmare ideology of computerized greed and unchecked financial violence. The monster in the foreclosure crisis has no face and no brain. The mortgages that are being foreclosed upon have no real owners. The lawyers bringing the cases to evict the humans have no real clients. It is complete and absolute legal and economic chaos. No single limb of this vast man-­eating thing knows what the other is doing, which makes it nearly impossible to combat — and scary as hell to watch…. At worst, these ordinary homeowners were stupid or uninformed — while the banks that lent them the money are guilty of committing a baldfaced crime on a grand scale. These banks robbed investors and conned homeowners, blew themselves up chasing the fraud, then begged the taxpayers to bail them out.”

To read Taibbi’s entire account of the rocket docket “scam” click here.

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Peter Ticktin and other lawyers create second mortgages with foreclosure defense

Posted by admin in December 9th 2010  

It is a “new legal specialty whose strategies and techniques are still being worked out,” but it goes a little something like this, according to the Miami Herald:

“For instance, if the mortgage was $500,000 and is reduced by the bank to $200,000, the client would owe Ticktin 40 percent of $300,000, or $120,000, minus any legal fees paid by the losing bank as well as any monthly sums paid to the law firm. Clients would be attracted to this arrangement because they might save nearly $200,000 and avoid foreclosure.”

The flip side of this token:

“For any of this to happen, of course, he has to win his cases. Successful foreclosure litigation can take years, and even if the banks are under fire few believe they will go out of their way to make it any easier. But even if people in foreclosure never win a settlement from a bank, they could stay a few more months in their homes by filing a lawsuit.”

There are some lawyers who call it “creepy,” “queasy” and “crass.” However, for those in financial distress who really want to fight to stay in their homes — and can’t afford to pay excessive attorneys fees — this is at least one option to consider.

To each their own.

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