Are you struggling to make ends meet? Is your mortgage payment no longer affordable and you are at risk of foreclosure?
If so, you are invited to a FREE foreclosure intervention workshop in Florida this Wednesday, September 1, 2010. At the event homeowners will get the opportunity to meet with housing counselors who will discuss various options to help avoid foreclosure.
To allow better assistance please bring the following info:
- Most recent months paystubs
- Most recent bank statements
- Tax returns
- Monthly mortgage statement
- Budget worksheet
When:
Wednesday, September 1, 2010,
Event Time:
6 pm – 9 pm
Location:
Mid-Florida Housing Partnership, Inc.
1834 Mason Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32117
To register call 274.4441×302 or myonkosky_mfhp@bellsouth.net
Another type of foreclosure is the tax lien/deed sales foreclosure process. Tax Liens and Tax Deeds are distinctly different in the Tax Lien and Tax Deed process. Tax Lien is a claim against assets filed by a taxing authority against property of a person who owes back taxes. A Tax Deed is an instrument of conveyance used to convey title to a property, sold by the government/taxing authority, to a third party because of non-payment or arrears of ad-valorem property taxes. You may ask, why not focus on Residential Houses on lots that are in Bank foreclosure? Well, for a start, unless you have tens of thousands of dollars, you are not even in the game. Bank-foreclosed homes are auctioned at the courthouse, and usually to the institutional or private investor with lots of money – rarely does the small investor even rate in the bidding game.
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