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When a borrower is behind on payments or even has any questions at all about the mortgage, the borrower should always address these concerns in writing- in a letter to the bank. If the borrower does not do that, a telephone call is not required to be answered by the bank. They don't have to get back. But with something in writing, they have to under law. So that you want to keep record of what communications you had with the bank by doing it in writing: very important, especially if you're going to have a defense later on. I'm Carl Pearson, a New York lawyer, and a fighter to keep people in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
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It is okay not to pay a mortgage in New York when you don't have any money. What else are you going to do? You're not going to steal from a gas station to pay your mortgage nor should you steal from your retirement or from your credit cards. If you can't make the payment, stop paying and then invite a foreclosure action, defend the foreclosure action and then reach a modification agreement to end the lawsuit. I'm Carl Person, I'm a New York lawyer and my job is to help people stay in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
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When a person feels like there is going to be a crisis coming up because of sickness or loss of job, loss of income, and therefore they won't be able to continue paying their mortgage, they should think ahead of time, maybe even six months in advance, see an attorney and talk with the attorney and see whether it is not appropriate now to stop paying the mortgage and save that money- fourteen months worth of mortgage payments. Use that to defend the action and then to obtain from the bank a modification agreement once they are in foreclosure. I am Carl Person. I'm a New York lawyer, and my job is to help people stay in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
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In New York a person can lower his mortgage payment by having a good case to present to the bank that, "I have been sick. I have lost the income." In one case a person's house got a broken back; and as a result it was a structural defect in the house and it caused the house to have half its value. I said, "Negotiate with the bank based upon the new value, and that'll cut your payments in half. You'll only pay half as much and only owe half as much." Facts: The bank wants to listen to facts. I'm Carl Person. I'm a New York lawyer, and my job is to help people stay in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
Carl-Person-Foreclosure-Defense
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It's a smart move to stop paying your mortgage in New York when you don't have the money to pay. You have no other choice, so you should stop payment earlier rather than later. Have the bank then bring a forclosure action, you now have fourteen months of additional time for nonpayment of the mortgage, and because of that the bank will want to reach a modification agreement and you should try desperately to reach one that you could live with, and that's the perfect resolution of the case. I'm Carl Person, a New York lawyer, and a fighter to keep people in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
Carl-Person-Foreclosure-Defense
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Can a person in New York stop paying his mortgage? And the answer is 'yes'. Its very easy, if you can't afford it you have to stop paying and then you invite a mortgage foreclosure action and then you assert your defenses against it and then the bank will have to reach a modification agreement with you if you're able to live within the terms of the modification. For example, you could cut a $4,000 payment down to maybe $3,200. If you can make the $3,200 payment, the bank may be willing to reach the modification agreement to end the lawsuit. I'm Carl Person, a New York lawyer and a fighter to keep people in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
Carl-Person-Foreclosure-Defense
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Banks want to lower the mortgage payments under circumstances that are just. For example, if a person has the property that is declining in value, less income, they have been steady payers they just can't afford the higher rate, and especially if the higher rate was just thrust on them with a variable. The banks recognize the writing on the wall and they are willing to reach an agreement, called a modification agreement, to keep the monthly payment down and make it affordable, yes. I'm Carl Person. I'm a New York lawyer and my job is to help people stay in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
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Predatory lending is a growing problem in the sense that all of the borrowers who received these predatory loans in the past years, all the chickens are coming home to roost at this point. The borrowers are now, their payments are going through the roof. They can no longer afford them. They are on these adjustable rate mortgages that sounded good and looked good when they first got into them but now as the interest rates are continuing to rise, the borrowers can no longer make these payments. And that's really at the heart of the current economic crisis is a lot of these homeowners in California that cannot make their mortgage payments because they have adjusted upwards and they can no longer afford to make the payment. My name is Damien Nassiri. I'm a partner in the law firm Howard Nassiri. We're based in Southern California and we help people save their homes. If you've been the victim of a predatory loan or you're facing foreclosure, give us a call.
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Orange County
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Howard Nassiri
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Loan modification works when you have the borrower and the back agreeing to making a change in the mortgage payments. The facts that are being considered are: Does the borrower have the capacity to pay at the reduced rate? Is the value of the property less so that it's no longer fair to hold the borrower to the higher value because for some reason the borrower may no longer be liable for any deficiency? Various factors need to be brought into play - they negotiate it out; reach a loan modification agreement and that way the homeowner stays in the property and usually pays a reduced monthly rate. I'm Carl Person; I'm a New York lawyer, and my job is to help people stay in their homes.
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Carl E. Person
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The economic climate is forcing more banks to do loan modifications because they have more and more foreclosures on their books, and it’s not a good thing. It’s really what’s driven the market to be where it is right now, that’s required this bailout by our government, iIs because you have so many non performing loans. And the truth of the matter is that many of these borrowers were able to make their payments in the past, but were unable to keep up with their payments when the interest rates adjusted through the roof. So if we just bring those interest rates back down, it’s going to solve a lot of the problems. If we extend the term of the loan from thirty to fourty years, and maybe drop the principal down a little bit, many – if not all – of these borrowers will be able to make the monthly payments on their loans. My name’s Damion Nassiri. I’m a partner in the law firm Howard Nassiri. We’re based in Southern California and we help people save their homes. If you’ve been the victim of a predatory loan, or you’re facing foreclosure, give us a call.
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Orange County
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Howard Nassiri
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Bankruptcy has become more common in Massachusetts and the country because of the financial dilemma that we are in right now. Uh, people who have, uh, huge mortgage payments because of the adjustable rate mortgages they signed are being forced into bankruptcy. The unemployment rate, as it goes up, has caused people to file bankruptcy, so unfortunately for people in the working force and for home owners bankruptcy has become quite common. Hi I'm Harvey Alford with the law firm of Alford and Bertrand. We have thirty years expertise in the area of bankruptcy. If you feel you need a fresh financial start we offer a free consultation.
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Almost all of our clients keep their house in a bankruptcy. There's a Homestead Act in Massachusetts if you've been living in a house long enough. You're entitled to protect up to 500,000 in equity if you file a bankruptcy, but that doesn't apply to everybody, it depends how long you been in the house.
All the more reason to consult an attorney as soon as the thought of bankruptcy crosses your mind, just make sure number one, that your house is protected number two, that you have a Homestead filed, that if you're within that protection range of protection you keep your house as long as you make your mortgage payments. Hi, I'm Harvey Alford of with the law firm of ALFORD & BERTRAND. We have thirty years expertise in the area of bankruptcy. If you feel you need a fresh financial stock,we offer free consultation.
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Boston
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Alford & Bertrand
attorney: Alford & Bertrand, LLC