Stop Foreclosure in California

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
 

A Letter From The CEO Of Homeland Assistance

Homeland Assistance knows there are many reasons why a homeowner will become stressed for money and unable to make the required mortgage payments. Perhaps there has been a loss of income or an unforeseen event in your life. An example of such an event would be if either the main breadwinner or secondary income earner would loose a job. Perhaps there is a death in the family, major illness and time loss at work. There may have been unexpected repairs, or an unforeseen inability to meet all debt accumulation from various sources, including meeting the adjustable interest rates stipulated in the mortgage that may not have been properly explained by your mortgage lender when you took out the loan.

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Latest News

California Foreclosure News

In these times of uncertainty, it’s imperative that we Californians stay abreast of all California foreclosure news, not just for the sake of awareness, but also to be prepared for economic changes affecting our state.

There are several places on the Web where you can find additional news and information on home foreclosures, a few are listed below. If you are in California or own a home in California and are at risk of mortgage foreclosure by your lender, we urge you to contact us immediately. We can be reached at 888-HOPE202.

Foreclosure News Websites and RSS Feeds

FREEFORECLOSURE GUIDE

Get our Free Forclosure Guide to learn more about your rights and responsibilities.

KEEP YOUR HOME

An average foreclosure costs a bank $50,000.00. Banks must avoid taking back any more homes and they want to negotiate. The best option for you is to get professional help to negotiate with your lender.

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