Learn How to Protect Your Credit During Foreclosure
The banks tell you that you have to go late to get help. That's a myth. Your strongest leverage is while you're still current. Get our free video guide and learn how an attorney can help you negotiate a clean exit — without destroying your credit.
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Minimize or Even Eliminate Credit Damage
If you wish to protect your credit our advice is to approach the bank with a Deed in Lieu as early in the process as possible. You have maximum leverage vs the bank while you are still current.
Maximize Your Time in the Property
An attorney can help you maximize your foreclosure timeline. You can stay in your home without paying the bank for at least 8 months but typically longer. This foreclosure timeline is part of your leverage against the bank.
Have an Optimal Short Sale to Avoid Foreclosure
An attorney-drafted short sale or deed in lieu request submitted while you're current can escalate your file past the loss mitigation department and into the hands of decision-makers who can approve a clean exit.
Never Owe the Bank Money
California's anti-deficiency laws, when properly leveraged with attorney guidance, can ensure you walk away from a short sale, deed in lieu, or workout owing nothing to the bank.
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