| Why is filing for bankruptcy the a sure way to stop foreclosure? |
| Bankruptcy stops foreclosure by operation of Federal Law. It is not up to the mortgage company to stop the foreclosure process. The law says that the foreclosure must stop. It is as simple as that! |
| What if I hired a mortgage modification service? |
| You can continue on with your loan modification process even after you filed for bankruptcy. Frankly speaking, I have not seen much good come out of hiring these companies. They promise the world, but do they deliver? Typically they charge thousands of dollars and they do what the property owner can do on his or her own. Exercise caution when dealing with these companies. They certainly can't force a mortgage company to stop the foreclosure of your property. All they can do is ask them to stop! |
| What if I applied for a loan modification? |
| Be careful! The mortgage company may or may not postpone the sale date. The future of your property is in their hands! Remember, there needs to be enough time before the foreclosure takes place to file for bankruptcy so that the foreclosure of your property stops. You still can work on your loan modification even after filing for bankurptcy. |
| What does all this cost? |
| Typically most of the attorney's fees in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy are paid through monthly payments. We understand your situation and we will work with you. |
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