Pre-foreclosure is an option.

Pre-foreclosure sales allow the sale of the home to go towards the net sale proceedings to satisfy the mortgage debt. In some cases, this is less than the amount owed.

Stop Foreclosure Scams

Foreclosure Rescues? Be cautious, these home lending rescues can cause serious problems and involve scam artists targeting people whom are in danger of losing their home. The victims are home owners that have equity and are financially poor later in life. The main groups of people are the elderly with a low income, those with poor credit and multiple expenses. Even if it sounds like a great opportunity to have more income, these scams in the long term take the home from the people and leave them with nothing. A foreclosure attorney can help to stop foreclosure scams.

Promised to lease back the home after you signed over the title?

Contact Kaba & Associates, P.A., to receive legal advice and to stop foreclosure scam. Look out for these foreclosure scams:

False promises
Home improvement hook
Fast cash own-your-home hook
Loan flipping
Identity theft secured loans

If you or someone you know are in desperate need to save a home and are presented a solution to save the home from property foreclosure, be extremely cautious and stop foreclosure scams! Most home owners (victims) don’t even realize that they signed over the deed to their property.  The home owner thinks they have signed a loan to better their situation, but in return causes them to be evicted and the con artist benefits from the sale of the home equity instead.  It is imperative to stop foreclosure scams.

Contact us to review any and all paperwork before signing a “too good to be true” mortgage loan. Stop foreclosure scams now!

Some tips to help you recognize and avoid scams:

Ignore signs offering foreclosure help

Don’t believe any information on face value

Read the contract completely

Don’t sign any contact without a review by a lawyer

Scam artist usually find the home foreclosure victims in public notice lists. They also post their advertising to telephone poles, flyers in doorways and mailboxes. The phony mortgage rescuer offers to pay off the mortgage completely. However, manipulating the home owner in need and deceiving them to sign paperwork that transfers the property to them is the scam artist’s primary goal.