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Executive Private Investment Funding Co., LLCForeclosure Alternatives It is a shocking fact that every day in the United States there are over 1,000 homes, commercial properties, and/or land parcels that go up for auction resulting from a foreclosure procedure. And even more shocking is the fact that NONE of the properties defined ever needed to go through the foreclosure process! Select the [ Funding ] Tab to Register and Apply for Special Fast Cash Funding A foreclosure process on real property is commenced by a lender who has a secured interest in a property wherein the debtor of such mortgage instrument has defaulted on its obligation to the lender. Most mortgages in the United States are in the form of a Promissory Note evidenced by a Deed of Trust recorded against the securing property. There are other forms of mortgages (e.g., Land Contracts, Agreements for Sale, and other unique forms); however, we will focus on the primary mortgage instrument in the U.S.: a Deed of Trust. There are several ways a debtor can become in default of its mortgage obligation to the lender (beneficiary). The fact is, however, that, generally speaking, only the failure of the Payor to make monthly payments will be the ultimate cause of the lender initiating a notice of default and foreclosure procedure. While a lender can initiate such a procedure after only one month of the note being in default, most lenders will (as a matter of practice or system) not initiate a foreclosure procedure until the debtor is 3-5 [or more] months in arrears. This practice does not serve the debtor. This is because a staggeringly high percentage of debtors who become two or more months behind in their mortgage payments do not have the ability -on their own- to get current. Lenders do offer some of their mortgagor's "workout" programs (which may include 'forbearance' modifications to their mortgage), but these instances are rare. This is because such "workouts" rarely work out for the debtor or lender. Too often the lender finds themselves in a subsequent default relationship with the debtors, thus incurring a second round of legal fees and deficit interest. Such account activity generally can and more often does result in major capital losses suffered by the lender. In light of these historical realities, Lender's are loath to entertain "workouts" with mortgagors in default of their mortgage obligations. The time to act on your financing picture and needs is long before you have fallen months in arrears of your mortgage obligation(s). Your focus should be on preserving your good credit standing, preserving a good standing with your mortgage lender, preserving your hard earned equity in your property, and making good decisions that will allow you to enjoy your property free of financial stress. There is truly only one alternative to foreclosure: When filling out this form please do not use any special characters like dashes or # signs. In the case that you do not have a second mortgage please enter a 0 (zero) in the field entitled second mortgage balance. The following represents foreclosure alternative examples that may offer you the relief you may be seeking:
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE IN ADDRESS OF YOUR FUNDING NEEDS! Foreclosure alternative examples that are NOT to be ignored:
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