Facing foreclosure is a stressful and daunting experience for homeowners. New Jersey
homeowners have specific rights and timelines to be aware of when trying to halt the
foreclosure process.
Whether it’s exercising the right to cure the default, challenging the
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My House Went Into Foreclosure, Now What?
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New Jersey Foreclosure can make you feel like you’re caught in a storm with no clear way out.
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What Is An Offer in Compromise?
What Is An Offer in Compromise?
An offer in compromise is a type of federal tax lien resolution that is an agreement with the IRS that settles your liabilities for less than the full amount owed. Note that this option
Can I Sell My Home To Stop A Sheriff Sale?
Many people believe that they cannot sell their home if it is scheduled for a Sheriff’s Sale or is being foreclosed, but the truth is that, as long as they have equity, they can sell their home to stop a
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Free Review of Notices of Intent to Foreclose in NJ
FREE REVIEW OF Notices of Intent to Foreclose and Notices of Intent to Accelerate
If you fall behind on your mortgage payments, you should receive a letter from your mortgage lender, by regular and certified mail, called a Notice of
Can a Bank Foreclose on a Property if the Homeowner Dies? (Updated 2023)
What Happens to a Mortgage When the Borrower Dies?
When a homeowner dies, the lender can foreclosure, but the foreclosure must name the heirs, executors and administrators.
When a homeowner or mortgage borrower dies, their Will normally dictates who will
Can a Bank Foreclose on a Property if the Homeowner Dies? (Updated, 2022)
What Happens to a Mortgage When the Borrower Dies?
When a homeowner dies, the lender can foreclosure, but the foreclosure must name the heirs, executors and administrators.
When a homeowner or mortgage borrower dies, their Will normally dictates who will