The Non-Short Sale - Can This Help You?

This is a rather lengthy article about the process of buying and selling notes that is worth reading if your loan amount is higher than the current value of your home.  An investor who purchases notes at a discount and is willing to re-draft them to current market value can be a lifeline for many homeowners today. Depending on your situation you may prefer to stay in your home with a reduced principle on your loan, lower payments, and the bright prospect of once again building equity. If you choose to sell, it no longer is a "short sale", your loan is marked PAID IN FULL and you can move on with no further damage to your credit. Stay or go...it's your choice. Please share this article with your friends. You never know who you might be helping! They can contact me for details.

http://www.californiashortsalelawyer.com/2012/02/can-note-buyers-help-short-sales/

What Moves You?: Getting Married

FAQ's on the 18 Billion Dollar Settlement - Can It Help You?

If you are wondering if you might be able to benefit from the 18 billion dollar national mortgage settlement, here are some frequently asked questions.

https://oag.ca.gov/nationalmortgagesettlement/faqs

Time Periods for Re-Entering the Market after a Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, or Short Sale

10 Money-Saving Tips for 2012

When it comes to improving your financial picture, small steps can yield big gains. Whether you’re saving for a down payment or dealing with increased expenses having just moved into a new home, the following tips from SWparents.com are great ways to save money in a variety of areas. Start today and you’ll quickly notice the positive impact on your bottom line:

Straight Talk About the 2012 Housing Market

Turning foreclosures into rentals

Federal regulators and the Obama administration are getting ready to roll out a program that would sell foreclosures to investors as rentals. The first transactions could take place in early 2012.