Ideas to Help Avoid Foreclosure
In this nationwide foreclosure crisis, we need an innovative program not only to help people in need to start a recovery process immediately but also to stop the foreclosure without forcing people out of their homes. We need to find a real cure to quickly reverse the current trend of foreclosures and provide the mortgage assistance to the public needed. The following steps should provide effective means for putting people back on their feet. Regulations and incentives should also be provided in these steps to enforce the implementation of these steps. Our goal should be to provide a long term solution and maintain the value of properties and neighborhoods, including homes that have been foreclosed. Good maintenance of a foreclosed home is essential to avoiding further decrease of property value in a weak market. Decreased property values in a neighborhood will have impact on the overall rate of decline of the whole neighborhoods. It has a compounding effect and the prevention for this initial decline is critical to the success of creating a process not only of helping the needed but also reversing the trend of property value decline. It is important to establish and implement an effective program as quickly as possible. The damage and impact on the needed American families will be even larger and harder to recover if the help arrives too late. The following proposition provides some key factors to help avoid potential mortgage delinquencies and property values decline in this current crisis of housing market:
1. Provide quick mortgage assistance to desperately needed borrowers in distress. First, a drastically reduced loan interest should be provided to not just the new home purchas...
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... should provide the needed stability in this housing market decay and most importantly to help the American people keep their homes and their families together.
To implement these steps successfully, we also need a control center which provides counseling and training. This center will provide the training and help support for mortgage service companies seeking to obtain technical financial capabilities required in providing the service to the homeowners who are facing foreclosures.
The foreclosure crisis has shattered many of our American dreams. This American dream is our national pride of inalienable rights. It allows for us to build a cohesive country for everyone to have life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. In this current financial crisis, all citizens of every rank should reach out and help one another to achieve our national pride.
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special as a home takes time and effort from all those who are present in the home. As the country deals with the economy and the war, the last thing America needs is more homeless people and the rise of the crime rate. Two ideas I have come up with to help solve the foreclosure crisis is to add a investment course to the high school curriculum across America and insurance companies creating an insurance package that consolidates home and auto insurance at an income base rate. As a father and a college
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qualify the borrowers with poor credit history. The subprime loan, handed out without any regard for the debtor’s ability to repay, usually uses home as collateral. In cases where the monthly mortgage payments exceeded the debtor’s monthly income, foreclosure of the property was inevitable. Another type of abusive tactic that the lenders use is cal... ... middle of paper ... ... Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and Office of Thrift Supervision
strong, always a hard worker, always able to persevere; but the odds were against her. At first, I saw the words for sale and not long after the word foreclosure. She was a single, Hispanic woman earning no more than minimum wage in a grocery market, with no green card, and unable to speak English fluently. At first I had no idea what the word “foreclosure” meant, but soon found out that the bank was going to take our home and ruin my mom’s credit in the process. She could not afford
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