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Steele V. ProppAvailable
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Can answer all questions on all areas of the foreclosure process both judicial and non-judicial. Also on loss mitigation and foreclosure prevention including loan modification, short sales and deed in lieu of foreclosure. Also can assist with questions on purchasing property in foreclosure and already bank owned (REO, Real Estate Owned). Both as an investor and/or a homeowner. | |
Dennis HermanU.S.
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I can answer questions on Real Estate such as question on writing an Offer to Purchase. What can go wrong after an offer is written? What is Buyer Agency and what will it do for me? What is a foreclosure? What is the difference between a foreclosure, a bank owned property and a short sale? What is the best way to locate a property? What steps can be taken to avoid foreclosure? How do Real Estate Agents get paid? How can I quickly build equity in a home? How do I view homes? What types of homes will have the best prices? How do I choose an agent? What types of financing are available? |
In answer to your further liability and tax questions, the former (liability) is somewhat tied to your state statutes. Some states like my own state of Minnesota do not allow the bank to come after someone
Well aware of the difficulties in dealing with Aurora. First of all, in order to get a loan mod (or short sale for that matter) one must show hardship. It seems a bit narrow minded that a $50 surplus
If the property was foreclosed upon, then the Home Equity Loan was no longer against the house. It was "wiped off" the house. But that doesn't mean it was "wiped out". However, if the new lender who
Only a licensed attorney can explain the difference between and abstract and title insurance. I am a licensed real estate agent in the state of Wisconsin. I can tell you, I have not seen an abstract
The questions should have been answered during the court hearing for the foreclosure. If the primary lender takes title to the property they have to clear the other liens on the property. In Wisconsin

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