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What is Foreclosure?



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By : Rohan Pandey    9 or more times read
Submitted 2008-10-09 23:08:52
Foreclosure is a legal process where a lender obtains a court ordered termination of a borrower’s right of redemption. Foreclosures are a legal weapon employed by banks and other money lending services to reclaim unpaid loans and to forestall the borrower from acquiring right of redemption from courts of equity after repaying the debt.

Body: Foreclosure is a legal process where a lender obtains a court ordered termination of a borrower’s right of redemption. Foreclosures are a legal weapon employed by banks and other money lending services to reclaim unpaid loans and to forestall the borrower from acquiring right of redemption from courts of equity after repaying the debt.

However, loan modification is a means to stop foreclosure for a property owner who is in a financial mess. Here, the same lender changes the terms of the loan in such a way that the monthly payment is more affordable and maintainable for the distraught borrower. The process of foreclosure is a very expensive and long drawn out process for banks, so most of them prefer to offer loan modification to foreclosures. The customer should ask the bank to offer long term solutions like lower payments fixed in a way after considering his present and the expected future economic conditions. A new interest rate and reduction of some balance in the principal amount can also be obtained in the bargain.

However, the borrower need to submit a new application which include financial statements, reports on income and assets and a letter explaining why he deserve a loan modification. The property’s current market value also plays an important role in the loan modification process.

The present national housing and financial crisis is forcing many house owners into foreclosures. The mortgage business is in doldrums. Lenders have also understood that in the present scenario, offering loan modifications is a much safer and less expensive option, not only for their customers, but for themselves too. As the value of real estate has hit the rock bottom, taking over such properties through foreclosures will be like carrying dead wood. Recent legislations in this regard also direct the lenders to avoid foreclosures to the biggest extent possible. The goal is to let the borrower keep the property.

To make sure that you are getting all the benefits of a loan modification, you need to be well versed on the process. Most lenders have loss mitigation departments which are all the more willing to assist defaulting customers. Many companies offering assistance in this regard have mushroomed, but their large initial charges and inability to promise a positive outcome is a factor that puts off many a customer.

The best option is to approach the lender directly for a loan modification and to stop foreclosure. Some guides which teaches the customer as to who is eligible for loan modification, ways to negotiate, what to say and what no to and most importantly what option suits him better are available these days. A thorough reading of the guide can set you in strong footing. After all, loss of your house can shatter you as well as your family. So it is wise to take the necessary steps quickly and efficiently before your lender puts you in foreclosure.

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