That would depend on what state you are in, and how fast a foreclosure could take place. In Virginia, the process could take as little as 45 days. Theoretically, you should be out of the house by the date of the sale, however, if you are not, eviction proceedings will start after the date of the sale.
The order for relief from the stay just authorizes the creditor to enforce its rights under state law. So it will depend on the state. You could have months. The creditor has to post for foreclosure, foreclose, then file an eviction action.
It is still yours until foreclosed formally...the stay just means they can do so.
Mortgage debt relief is an incredibly hot topic the world over. Generally, one should look into a credit repair type company for assistance in any type of debt relief, including a mortgage debt.
We have a lawyer but he has not contact us back. We are behind on the mortgage.
Unfortunately, mortgages for second houses and rentals do not qualify for mortgage relief.
Please go to www.mortgagereliefonline.com. There you will be able to learn more about mortgage relief and how you can get help.
They can proceed with a foreclosure or whatever "cure and remand" action they so choose.
Repossession actions are governed by state statues.
There is actually a website that you can go to, to learn more about mortgage relief. It is www.mortgagereliefonline.com, there you will learn everything you need to know
Yes, so long as you keep making the mortgage payments. If you stop paying, eventually the creditor will be allowed to foreclose on the property.
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There are various programs out to assist you with mortgage relief. Some of the programs include HUD and also a website you could go to called www.mortgagerelief.com.
Yes.