I Received a Foreclosure Notice, What Do I Do?
A San Jose bankruptcy attorney discusses the Foreclosure Notice...
Should you receive a foreclosure notice from a secured the lender, the first thing to do is contact the lender to see how to remedy the default. Once that attempt goes awry, the next thing would be to contact an attorney or legal professional to seek counsel on how to proceed with the lender. Often times, communication from an attorney or legal professional will stir the lender into negotiating some form of payment plan. However, in this housing market, less and less lenders are willing to come to this agreement. The last step when you receive a foreclosure notice and all other avenues fail is to seek bankruptcy. Depending on your intentions for the foreclosing property, either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy will assist in the aftermath of receiving a foreclosure notice. Legal assistance is always recommended.
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