
In our economic history, we’ve never seen so much wealth evaporate so quickly. Of the approximate 16 million Americans who bought homes between 2004 and 2006, most find themselves upside down with little or no equity, as do those who have recently refinanced. The experts say that 8 to 10 million homes will go into foreclosure by 2012, and that the second wave of foreclosures has yet to come. ...
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This book is for anyone who is in a bad mortgage situation. You have an adjustable loan; your monthly payment has now skyrocketed to an amount you can’t afford on a monthly basis. That is the situation I found myself in. After four applications to my bank for a loan modification, I decided I needed to get professional help. Craig Triance is my lawyer and co-author in this biographical ...
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