Truth in Foreclosure

10 Ways to Delay a Foreclosure Sale

Once you receive the foreclosure sale notice, panic often sets in. You think you're going to lose your home no matter what and the sheriff's coming soon to put your family out on the street. These 10 strategies can help you delay the sale. Delaying the sale could...

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President Obama Considering National Foreclosure Ban

President Obama and his administration are floating an idea to prohibit lenders from foreclosing on a home unless the borrower has been considered for the government’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP)...

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How Long Does a Foreclosure Take?

How long a foreclosure takes to complete and the process it follows depends on whether it is a Judicial or Non-Judicial foreclosure. There are similarities between the two as well. Find out what you can expect in your situation and how to be proactive rather than reactive.

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Judicial, Non-Judicial, and Why It Matters to You

There are two types of foreclosure: Judicial and Non-Judicial. As you can probably tell from the names, Judicial goes through the court system while Non-Judicial doesn't. Judicial foreclosures typically take longer than Non-Judicial foreclosures. You can usually stay in your home until after the foreclosure sale in either type, but there are significant differences and you don't get to choose...the decision was made when you signed your mortgage paperwork.

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