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Question: short sale on a mobile home?

I am trying to figure out a way to get out from under this mobile home we own. We owe $33,600 on it. It has been for sale by owner for about a year. We've only had one interested person and she backed out. We have no room here and really need a bigger house. Should we try deed in lieu or short sale?? I am hiring a realtor to help us and I'm going to call my mortgage company. I don't want to foreclose because then we'll never get a house. We owe more than it's worth and we have to pay lot rent too.
it is in a park and no one is going to rent it at almost $600 a month, that is a house payment!!

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Answer: Unfortunately, mobile homes don't hold their value like a house. A realtor could probably help you find a solution. You don't want to risk damaging your credit with a foreclosure.

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Asset Protection and the Need for Asset Protection Information :

Asset Protection and Asset Protection Information are things that should be on the minds of all Americans. Even in other parts of the world, We are all feeling the crunch of this destructive Financial recession. You can't walk outside of your front door and not see how it's changed peoples lives.

For the most part, Not for the better. We as citizens everywhere need to be looking at ways to make our money work for us in more ways than one. In this credit crunch Million's of innocent people are losing there jobs and homes. Planning what you do have wisely can save your possessions and those of your family.

Uncertainty knocks on everyone's doors and Say's "I'm here, What are you going to do about it?".
Well what are you going to do about it?

The very best Solution Asset Protection and Wealth Management:

First thoughts for you should be if you have access to money. Let's talk Revocable Trust (Can be revoked anytime that the Trust Maker chooses) and Irrevocable Trust (Cannot be Revoked living or Deceased). The best Asset Protection is to implement Asset Protection Planning putting various Asset Protection Strategies in place along with getting proper Estate Planning information.
Your local County Courthouse should be able to help you along these lines, No matter which state you live in.

In this world today, There’s more recession than ever before.
In my City of Akron,Ohio there are more empty houses then I’ve ever seen before.
This is because of Predatory Mortgage lender’s who have Foreclosed on people’s property’s here in Summit County, Ohio. In most of these cases, Of know fault of the borrower.
They did not understand that in Ohio they were allowed to have there property under an Asset Protection Trust. If they had they would have been untouchable by the unfortunate Law’s of this recession crunch.

Under Ohio Revised Code 2329 you are allowed to setup an Asset Protection Trust. This is usually set up through the State of Ohio and in your local County Court System.
This protects your asset’s from the unforeseeable event’s in your future or distant future. If done properly, Even in the event of a Lawsuit your Asset’s will be untouchable to another party’s frivolous Lawsuit.

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North Jersey Foreclosed Homes

There is a great many infomercials punting the idea of investing in tax foreclosed homes in order to make big profits. While these infomercials are true, many of them are a little misleading because basically they really want to sell you a product. It is possible to educate yourself regarding the processes involved in investing in tax foreclosed homes, just by reading the right kinds of books and collecting information from the internet.

It is certainly best to arm yourself with some education and research on this subject matter before entering the real estate investment market. And the purchase tax foreclosed homes does allow for some good profits to be made.

It is a sad fact of life that in today’s credit crunch, many homeowners are feeling the pinch. The Internal Revenue Service has the right to foreclose on a persons property if they have unpaid income taxes. This in not a quick process, but if the home owner is also in default with his mortgage the process speeds up somewhat. However it is important to know that a Tax lien is superior to any other lien over a mortgage. So even in the lender forecloses on the mortgage owner first the tax lien will still have to be paid. Lenders who purchase foreclosure homes on auction always pay the tax liens, as if they did not the property would become the property of the IRS.

If you are an informed investor, it is also possible for you to buy tax foreclosed homes on auction. There are greater rewards in this method of purchase, but also greater risks, particularly if you have not done your homework.

The beauty of investing in tax foreclosed homes is that you are allowed to inspect the property prior to bidding. This is not the case with bank foreclosures as generally the homeowner is still resident.

There are a number of reasons for properties being sold at foreclosure auctions these include:

• Failure to meet the demands of mortgage repayments
• Failure to make real estate property tax payments
• Failure to make Income tax payments
• Personal bankruptcy
• Illegal activity by the owner

Tax foreclosed homes are either sold at a public auction or at a court auction, sometimes also referred to as a Sheriffs sale. In court auctions investors are not able to request discounts for early payment, pay in installments, modify the terms of the contract or transfer the title. This does make thing a little more sticky, but that is the way it goes. Some auction allow verbal bidding while others only accept bids as sealed written offers, so make sure you know what is required of you.

In “non judicial” states the foreclosure process proceeds much faster, generally around three months. In judicial states this process can take as long as eighteen to twenty-four months. For example, judicial states include:

• Indiana
• Connecticut
• Louisiana
• Florida
• Maine
• New York
• New Jersey
• North Dakota
• Pennsylvania
• Ohio
• South Carolina

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