Thursday, November 4, 2010

Misunderstandings in foreclosure and bankruptcy- how to protect your home

Bankrate.com has an excellent article on keeping your home in the pending face of a foreclosure. It asked its expert Justin Harelik to address this question:

“I'm filing bankruptcy. I am behind on my mortgage payments but not in foreclosure. I plan on reaffirming the loan but can they still choose to foreclose instead of reaffirming with me? If that happens, I was also going to hire a foreclosure defense attorney to challenge their ownership of the note, but don't know if I can do this through the bankruptcy process or wait until I reaffirm the loan?”
The expert’s answer-
"Unfortunately, I don't think you are getting correct information. You are discussing one thing that is not an option and another that is highly speculative."
To get a handle on what’s wrong with these two approaches and a suggested approach to the writer’s problem read the full article “Preforeclosure options to keep a home.”


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if you have questions about what you see here, contact
Stephen M. Flatow, Esq.
Vested Title Inc.
165 Passaic Avenue, Suite 101
Fairfield, NJ 07004
Tel 973-808-6130 - Fax 201-656-4506
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