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250 Questions You Should Ask To Avoid Foreclosure

250 Questions You Should Ask To Avoid Foreclosure
By Lita Epstein

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With short-term interest rates going up and the value of real estate going down, you may find yourself caught in the middle with mortgage payments you can't manage. Losing your home isn't your only option-if you understand how to avoid foreclosure.

The 250 Questions You Should Ask to Avoid Foreclosure provides simple, straightforward answers you need to keep your home and protect your finances including how to:

  • Stop foreclosure action
  • Handle and report delinquent loans
  • Understand liens
  • Consider refinance options
In addition, this book will answer questions about what rights property owners possess during foreclosure proceedings, how to get assistance through credit counseling and bankruptcy protection, and foreclosure and homestead exemption rules specific to your state. With The 250 Questions You Should Ask to Avoid Foreclosure, you'll know what to do to keep your home sweet home.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #289312 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-07-03
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 192 pages

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About the Author
Lita Epstein, M.B.A., excels at translating complex financial topics critical to people's everyday life. She has more than a dozen books on the market including, Streetwise Crash Course MBA, Streetwise Retirement Planning, and Alpha Teach Yourself Retirement Planning in 24 Hours. Ms. Epstein is a faculty member in the College of Graduate Business and Management at the University of Phoenix. She was the content director for the financial services Web site, MostChoice.com, and managed the site Investing for Women. She also wrote TipWorld's Mutual Fund Tip of the Day, in addition to columns about mutual fund trends for numerous Web sites.