How to Get a New Loan to Stop Foreclosure

Foreclosure is the legal process by which real estate can be sold due to lack of mortgage payments or default on agreement of mortgage terms. The term repossession, meaning take back, is used interchangeably with foreclosure.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

1. Do something. Don't sit back and procrastinate. The lenders have a legal right to post foreclosure for the delinquent unpaid balance of a loan.

2. Contact current lender immediately. Call the mortgage lender to discuss refinance options to stop foreclosure.

3. Apply for a new loan and refinance. Check credit scores before applying for a loan to refinance mortgage. The credit score will be used to calculate the borrower as a credit risk and determine loan amount. Calculate amount owed on original loan, late fees and other penalties. Applications to refinance mortgage loans can be completed on-line or on paper.

4. Consider bill consolidation. Debt consolidation is the process by which all bills are consolidate into one monthly payment. Debt consolidation allows borrowers to repay credit balances quicker and relieves stress.

5. Find a lender. Review lenders via the web or referral. Complete and submit consolidation application. Be prepared to show statement of accounts on outstanding debt, proof of income and depending on the amount requested and copy of income tax returns.

6. Ask questions. Read the fine print regarding repayment plans, fees and interest rates. Most financial online institution provides a mortgage calculator to assist in determining repayment schedules. Do not sign contract until all questions have been explained clearly. Inquire when an answer can be expected regarding the loan application process.

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