Author Archives: Troy Truman
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Troy Truman on Dec 14th, 2011
When you are facing a possible foreclosure, the last thing you want is another misleading plan of action that results in little to no financial help for you. Fortunately, loan modification options do not fall into this category. Read on to find out more!
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Troy Truman on Dec 3rd, 2011
If you live in Florida and are facing the possibility of having your home foreclosed, you are probably trying to find out as much about it as you can. Foreclosures are carried out through court proceedings. The entire process begins when you fall at least 30 days behind on your mortgage payments, though you can usually go 90 days without the courts becoming involved. Read on to find out more!
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Troy Truman on Nov 16th, 2011
When you look at the current statistics of the country's number of foreclosures when compared to a decade ago, you will understand why it is the topic of conversation between many homeowners. The numbers are frightening. Highly populated states with critical housing markets like California, Michigan and Florida have hundreds of thousands of foreclosures every month. Read on to find out more!
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Troy Truman on Oct 30th, 2011
During this time of economic hardship, many new laws are being enforced to help people get out of debt and prevent foreclosure. Such laws are coming into play in the national landscape as well being localized on state levels. Read on to find out more!
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Troy Truman on Oct 15th, 2011
VA leads are in high demand for many reasons. The first of which is that the licensing is more flexible than the FHA requirements. VA leads are qualified through the government and the program parameters allow financing up of to 100%. They are available for new purchases as well as refinancing opportunities. Read on to find out more!
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Troy Truman on Oct 9th, 2011
The question on many homeowners' minds is made in regards to foreclosure rates. Are they still rising? Where does the country currently stand in this foreclosure crisis? Most people asking these questions understand that the government has its hand in trying to solve the problem and improve statistics. Read on to find out more!
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Troy Truman on Oct 4th, 2011
One of the biggest unavoidable concerns for homeowners today is the seemingly ever-increasing number of foreclosures throughout the nation. 2008 was a devastating year. Foreclosure activity was up 90% nationwide from 2007. Some localized areas were far worse, like California which saw an increase of 150% between January and February of 2008. Read on to find out more!