Who Else Wants Their Questions About Foreclosure Answered in a

Common-Sense,  No-Hype Way?      

New Free Report  

Gives You Real Answers to Your Most Pressing Problem. 

Three years ago, everyone was pestering you trying to get you into a bigger, better, more expensive house.  Now the tides have turned and the “hype machine” has turned to give you a “magic bullet” to save yourself from foreclosure. 

I’ve seen e-books (okay, they’re really “reports”) that cost $87 promising miraculous “secrets” that borrowers can use to save their homes.  Then there are courses priced at $500 and more with three-ring binders promising you this same information. 

At the same time, the “get rich quick” scammers are offering books, courses, and mentoring programs that promise new investors “inside information” about how to get in on the “investment of the century” by buying distressed property. 

These twin pillars of disinformation are taking an already disastrous situation and making it worse.  If you’re a homeowner facing foreclosure, your mailbox has undoubtedly been stuffed full of advertisements from short sell investors who want to “rescue” your home.  Unfortunately, 95% of proposed short sale deals never go through!  That leaves the borrower at the bank’s mercy once again. 

When I’m on the forums, I see questions like these all the time: 

“Do you have to file bankruptcy if your home forecloses? Or can you just
let the bank/lender take it and sell it at auction? Well aware of the credit
damage but what's the deal with bankruptcy?” 

--Ricky 

“ My house goes to auction tomorrow. I had one person stop and say if he bought it I could rent from him. The lawyer said i have to be out at auction time. So what do i do?” 

--Tom 

 

“Hi, I am terrified and confused, maybe someone can help me. I am currently behind on my payments . . . I was under the impression that even if the foreclosure procedure had started I could get my payments up to date including any legal fees involved. I was reading some information on the internet and I read that in Florida there is no redemption clause.  Does that mean that after March 5 I might as well forget about my home and the possibility of making any payment after that date? I hope someone can help me.” 

--Stephanie 

These are honest questions posted by scared folks.  They need real information, not hype. 

What about you?  Do you need real information?   

If so, you need to get your free copy of The Foreclosure Survival Guide.

This is a no-b.s. short report.  There’s no “magic bullet” inside.  Instead, in plain English that everyone can understand, it walks through the hundreds of questions that I’ve gleaned from the forums and talking to scared homeowners. 

I’m sure that if I was offering a “miracle solution” I could sell a book for close to $100.  But since I’m giving you reality, the “hype machine” doesn’t generate a price that high. 

In fact, for the next three days, I’m giving this book away.  All I ask is that you send me your review of the product to my email address.  The information is priceless, but the $0 fee is one your empty wallet can afford. 

When you download the book, you’ll get a bonus: a subscription to The Foreclosure Survival Guide Newsletter.   

Over the next several months, you’re going to need to be kept abreast of the latest developments on the foreclosure front. 

For instance, I’ll be keeping an eye on how the BofA – Countrywide buyout affects borrowers whose loans were serviced by Countrywide. 

Legislation affecting both foreclosure and bankruptcy is moving through the US Congress and the state legislatures.   

I’ll also be on the lookout for resources – real ones, not magic potions – that might help you as you go through this process.  You’ll get all this and more in the Foreclosure Survival Guide newsletter. 

So, go ahead and download your Free Report: The Foreclosure Survival Guide today. 

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