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I hope to be able to provide a lot of useful information to help people to avoid foreclosure. To stop foreclosure, you need to know a lot about how foreclosure works. Different states and sometimes different cities have different laws when it comes to the foreclosure process. People also view foreclosures differently in different states. Foreclosures are never good and should be avoided if at all possible. Foreclosure on a person's credit report stays on the credit report for many years. During that time, it is very difficult to borrow money. Foreclosure is often thought of as being even worse than bankruptcy.

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Bank Foreclosure Information

Question: How does an average person get their hands on bank foreclosure on properties?

How do you get information on bank foreclosures on anything from homes to auto,boats, motorcycles etc etc, the USA has them all the time/ what about here in Canada.... specifically Ontario?

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Answer: Another option is to contact your local municipality. The township or city you live in should have a listing of the foreclosed properties in their jurisdiction. It is all public information. You will be able to find out which bank owns them with their contact information as well. From there, it is up to you.

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Mortgage Foreclosure Information

Question: Mortgage company being difficult, what can I do to stop foreclosure??

I am administrator of my mother's estate. I do not want to use my lawyer but may have to, which will cost more money. I want to pay off these people but every time I contact them for payoff amount so I can write them a check I always get sent to this number and that number, on hold for hours on end when I total it up.

They want the payments to be made, however I have not received information I have requested from them up to date. There are two mortgages and one of them claims they never received a fax (which I have a fax report) I sent them last month after I got my letters from the court. The estate is insolvent so I don't want to make payments on something that will be foreclosed on. The problem is having two companies to deal with. You would think since I want to pay them they would be willing to be more helpful but it looks like they would rather move into foreclosure.

What the in the hell can I do?

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Answer: There's not really much you can do besides try to get ahold of them for the payoff amount. Even the lawyer may not have much more success than you at getting through to anyone. They'll be shuffled around to the same phone numbers.

With most banks, it's usually pretty easy to get a payoff figure if the house is not behind in payments. There's an automated system on the phone or online, in many cases, which can give you a total payoff good through at least the next few days.

But if the house is already behind in payments, it will be difficult to get a payoff from the lenders. They may have sent the loan to local attorneys, at which point you'll have to contact the attorneys to get the total payoff. Lawyers enjoy adding their huge fees to the total owed, and lenders will give them every opportunity to do so.

Banks, unfortunately, are notoriously incompetent at everything. They're like huge bureaucracies.

Good luck.
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