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    Foreclosure Survival Guide, The: Keep Your House or Walk Away With Money in Your Pocket

    By Amy Loftsgordon

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    Worried about foreclosure? This book covers your options for avoiding the loss of your home—or at least delaying it.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNOLO
    Release dateSep 1, 2019
    ISBN9781413326604
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    Foreclosure Survival Guide, The: Keep Your House or Walk Away With Money in Your Pocket
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    Amy Loftsgordon

    Amy Loftsgordon is a legal editor and writer at Nolo, focusing on foreclosure, debt management, and personal finance. She edits several Nolo books and is also the coauthor of The Foreclosure Survival Guide and Solve Your Money Troubles. Before joining Nolo, Amy worked in the areas of foreclosure and debt collections for over 15 years. Her broad experience includes helping people fight collection actions and enforcing debtors’ rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and other laws. As part of a national settlement involving the mortgage industry, she has also reviewed servicer records to uncover extensive credit reporting errors. Amy received a B.A. from the University of Southern California and a law degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. She is licensed to practice law in Colorado.

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    • 5/5
      I am not in foreclosure, but do have a relative who is. I approached this book as if I was that relative, knowing what she knows about the process. This easy to read guide answered questions, defined terms and even has a state specific appendix. When buying this, the reader will most likely skip around reading on a need-to-know manner. Again, this is very readable.
    • 5/5
      Attorney Stephen Elias 's prioven ability to demystify law isused once again, this timein the Nolo book, The Foreclosure Survival Guide. "If you want to keep your home, your best option is to work something out with your mortgage lender; If, on the other hand, you are ready to leave your home, there are ways to follow that path that will leave you relatively flush rather than destitute," Mr Elias said as he begins with these wise words, in the forward of this timely book. He gives an overview of your options and follows with what he calls "the nuts andb bolts of foreclosure". should you keep your house? Emotional as your answer can be, the economics are the reality of the situation. These economics issues, including using Chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcies to delay or stop the foreclosure, are expertly covered by the author. If your choice is to have the foreclosure to proceed, how long can you stay in the home for free? Again, the author covers this aspect of foreclosures and gives resources, which are time savers for all readers. I especially liked that individual state information is listed, citing many topics of interest and the state rule coveering said item.I highly recommend this book to help someone looking agt foreclosure as a complete package of information to understand their options as homeowners. A webpage is accessable to readers for legal forms, updates, names of local real estaate lawyers and videols at nolo.com I personally plan to donate a copy of this book to my local library, as it is beneficial to many homeowners who may now be stressed financially.