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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 25, 2009 -- In some cases, your bank will allow you to stop making the regular monthly payments for a period of time until you get back on your feet at which time, you agree to resume making the monthly mortgage payments. This is called a forbearance and like a loan modification, your bank will want to know about your ability to pay them in the future and where you will get the money to do that.

These predators will show up at your house pretending to be your friend and make promises about how they can solve your problems. In fact, many of them are only interested in stealing your hard earned equity, your money or even your home itself. Of course not all of these people are bad actors, some of them are professional real estate investors who are interested in honestly helping you. However, the best advice for you to follow is: Do not sign anything until it has been reviewed by a lawyer that you trust.

Many scam artists can be spotted by the official sounding but phony titles they give themselves, such as 'foreclosure prevention specialist' or 'foreclosure prevention consultant' or ‘home retention professional.’ These titles are red flags and should make you either hang up the phone on them or shut your door on them right away. They will give you false hope, and tell you everything you want to hear. Be very concerned about anyone claiming that they can help you. Tell them that you will be checking out their background and credentials and that should be enough to scare them away. For the really clever scam artists, you will need to know the three primary techniques they will use to try to take advantage of you.
A commonly used foreclosure scams is a technique called equity skimming. Here, a person claiming to be a buyer will approach you and will promise to bail you out of your foreclosure crisis by paying off your mortgage and giving you a sum of money when the property is sold. The "buyer" will probably reccommend that you deed the property to them, move out, and cut off all communications with your bank.

Typically the scam will play out by the buyer renting out your home to a third party and collecting rental payments for a few months. During this time they will not make any of your mortgage payments and will allow your lender to foreclose on the property. Signing over your deed to someone else does not relieve you of your obligation on the loan.
You must know exactly what you are agreeing to because once you sign the documents, even if the terms were not explained correctly, and even if you did not understand the agreement, you will be responsible for those terms upon the funding of the loan. Always have an experienced attorney that you trust review any such transaction before signing anything.

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