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If you take out a mortgage to finance a property, you may find it hard to keep up with mortgage payments. Life's unexpected turns can sometimes lead to financial difficulties, making it hard to meet your obligations. This can put you at risk of foreclosure. The...
New homeowners in Texas rarely learn about the foreclosure process because they never expect to experience it. But, when you're in foreclosure, the unknowns can be scary. One of the major unknowns is how long the entire process will take. Texas homeowners Every state...
Missing a mortgage payment can be a frightening experience. Between the time of missed payment to foreclosure, there are options for getting a home loan back on track. For Texas homeowners, one of the options to restore a mortgage once it’s in default is a mortgage...
Non-judicial foreclosures take place without court involvement. This is the most common type of foreclosure in Texas. Although the court usually doesn't play a role, there is a legal process that lenders must follow. Contact from the loan servicer Texas foreclosure...
Every mortgage is a little bit different, so you should look into your lender’s specific policies if you are struggling to keep up with mortgage payments. However, mortgage lenders in Texas and around the country typically allow borrowers four missed payments in a row...
Finding yourself in a situation where you can't pay your mortgage on time is very stressful in Texas. Things can be worse if you find yourself facing foreclosure and don't understand how it works. This article covers the two types of foreclosure in Texas to help you...
When you find yourself unable to make a mortgage payment, you may feel overcome with fear of a foreclosure. You should know what to expect during the foreclosure process and what you can do to stop or delay it. Knowing more about the process can help calm your nerves....
While buying a home is a great experience for many people in Texas, unexpected circumstances can put people in danger of losing their homes through foreclosure. People who have fallen behind on their mortgages because of sudden losses of income or medical emergencies...