How Re-instatement
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This is how it works!
THE PROBLEM:
A homeowner may face a temporary situation that leads to mortgage default, resulting in foreclosure. Banks require all overdue funds to be paid in full, including late fees, title fees, attorney fees, inspection fees, and various other charges. You, the homeowner, might not be able to pay the total amount, and the bank will not let you make a payment. The payment of all funds to bring the mortgage current is called REINSTATEMENT. Lending regulations stop banks from providing loans to reinstate a mortgage, even if the homeowner has sufficient security.
THE SOLUTION:
We are Foreclosure Consultants.
Is a mortgage company trying to take your home? We can possibly help.
We offer Free Consulting, with No Upfront Fees.
We can provide funds for MORTGAGE REINSTATEMENT, stopping the foreclosure.
This can be done even if the home is to be sold at sheriff's sale. Reinstatement funds are repaid by refinancing with us, in installment payments, or someone else.
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You sell us a partial interest in your home, which you repurchase a year or two later. Your monthly payments will increase to 10%, paid to us. With continuous payments, the loan balance reduces, the value of the property increases, and your credit is rebuilt. You may have some old late payments left on your record, but not a foreclosure or bankruptcy. At the end of a 1 or 2 year term, you repurchase the interest you convey to us at 12% more than the cost of Reinstatement by either refinancing or in installments. The repurchase of Foreclosure Consultant's interest can occur as soon as 1 year, but typically at 2 years. As long as you generate no new adverse credit and maintain your house, you are eligible for an additional 1 year extension for a 3.5% fee if needed. Refinancing is guaranteed after 3 years of timely performance. To qualify, you need to start with a minimum of 20% equity in your home, plus sufficient income. And you will keep exclusive rights to your home.
Beware of banks offering so-called "work-outs”. They rarely approve homeowners who have equity. This will cause reinstatement costs to mount, making reinstatement more expensive. Legal defense can delay foreclosure, but it forces you to pay your attorney and their attorney, thus increasing your costs. It is rarely successful except for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is expensive and results in a much higher payment. However, our remedy is compatible with bankruptcy if it is the only option. Bankruptcy creates a permanent record, but Reinstatement leaves a record of late payments that can frequently be removed.
We have other programs in which we can remove title claims or even tax liens. We can redeem your property after sheriff's sale in states with redemption rights. We could obtain discounts from the banks or HOA’s. We can buy your house and lease to you with an option to repurchase if desired.
Counseling about your best option is 100% FREE.
The best time to contact us is TODAY! Don’t delay. (913) 600-2811
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We're here to address your financial needs and empower you to regain security by offering tailored solutions. We ensure that homeowners have chosen the best remedy, whether through reinstatement, redemption, refinancing, lien removal, short sale, or other alternative strategies that best suit their circumstances. Our commitment is to provide guidance, eliminating uncertainty. We have been in business for over 25 years and know many foreclosing attorneys and many lenders. The best time to act is TODAY at ForeclosureRescueFunds.com, or call (913) 600-2811.
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Send a mortgage statement and request a free conditional quote. If you like our terms, you pay $500 to apply.
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Upon approval, you pay an additional $500 plus a title and appraisal fee. Additional fees may be financed with sufficient home equity, so the total upfront cost required is a minimum of $500. We review your file for credible foreclosure defenses and/or reinstate your mortgage. The income criteria we use is as stated by you.