Michael Hanks

name I am a real estate investoring who specializes in residential distressed properties. I help people who need short sales, or who want to sell for any reason. I can also help people who are having difficulty but want to keep their home.

I am available to provide assistance with loan modification or short sale questions. I can provide free information and referrals to assist individuals and families who either can't afford their mortgage payments, or want to get out of a situation because they owe more than their property is worth, or for any reason. I hope to help these homeowners avoid problems with deficiency judgments and taxes that can typically occur. I offer win-win solutions.

Alternative Solutions To Avoid Property Foreclosure

22nd November 2010
Offer Home To A RelativeIf your family members are not ready to loan you the cash to avoid property foreclosure, perhaps they may be prepared to buy your house as an alternative. You can simply concur on a price, quit claim your home to them, and provide... Read >

How To Avoid Or Prevent Property Foreclosure

22nd November 2010
Market Residence Your self (FSBO)It's tempting to try to conserve funds by avoiding realtor fees, but this may be a false advantage and may possibly even prevent you from avoiding foreclosure.Property owners going through foreclosure ought to be cautious ... Read >

Ways To Avoid Or Prevent Property Foreclosure

22nd November 2010
Deed PropertyTo Lender (Deed In-Lieu Of Foreclosure [DIL])As a last ditch effort by the borrower to avoid the unfavorable consequences of foreclosure, borrowers can voluntarily sign-over title of the house to the loan provider, resulting in a total loss o... Read >

Advertisements Are Misleading - Loan Modifications California

04th November 2010
We all watched the economic system and real estate prices fall in 2007, and how it leads to the boom in loan modifications (California). Fast value drops occurred because payments elevated on a great amount of variable fee mortgages, which causes them to ... Read >

California Home loan Property foreclosure Laws - Notice of Trustees Sale

04th November 2010
Under the California house loan foreclosure laws [Civil Code 2924 c.(b)(1)], 90 days right after the filing of the Notice of Default, the following phase in the mortgage loan property foreclosure procedure is the Notice of Trustees Sale.The California hou... Read >

Consequences of Foreclosure in California

04th November 2010
The effects of foreclosure in California go beyond dollars and cents. Numerous California home owners fell behind in their home loan payments due to the economic system and/or because affordability issues were ignored by lenders and buyers. Unable to find... Read >

Get Help from FTC Regarding California Mortgage Foreclosure Laws

04th November 2010
The California mortgage foreclosure laws acquired a bit of assist from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Monday when it ordered two of Countrywide's home loan servicing businesses, who are now part of Bank of America Home Financial loans, to pay $108 ... Read >

Residential Foreclosures Down in California for first half of year

04th November 2010
Residential house foreclosures in California in the first half of 2010 had been down 5% from the last six months in 2009. Even so, the only reason this happened was because loan providers have been approving short sales. That is, enabling the home owner t... Read >

Get a Second Mortgage/Line of Credit

04th November 2010
One way to avoid foreclosure in California is by acquiring a second mortgage loan or line of credit.A lender might provide a new (second) mortgage to pay the back payments, penalties, and other charges on the mortgage that is in default (headed for forecl... Read >

File a partial-claim on VA/FHA loans

04th November 2010
One of the methods you can prevent foreclosure is by filing a partial claim on VA/FHA Loans. If your personal loan is a VA or FHA insured personal loan, your loan provider might be capable to provide a one-time payment to bring your mortgage back again to... Read >

Reasons for California Foreclosure Postponement

04th November 2010
In California, foreclosure sales may be postponed per CA Civil Code 2924 g (c) (2). The reasons for postponement are included in 2924 g (c) (1). The primary postponement causes consist of:CALIFORNIA FORECLOSURE POSTPONEMENT - MUTUAL AGREEMENTThe most typi... Read >

Marketing Campaigns Over Promised on Loan Modifications San Bernardino County, CA

04th November 2010
How is it that all these companies sprang out of nowhere and are now responsible for processing loan modifications in San Bernardino County, CA? Starting in 2008, they became an overnight sensation with marketing campaigns discussing the rewards of loan ... Read >

Loan Modification California -- Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP)

04th November 2010
Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) is a federal system that was developed to encourage bank loan modifications California and in other states that have high numbers of distressed properties. The intent of the system is to support lessen the numb... Read >

Ads Overpromised on Loan Modifications Orange County

04th November 2010
Did you observe how loan modifications Orange County became an overnight sensation in 2008? Advertising campaign had been popping up across Orange County with the most desirable guarantees supplying a variety of amazing advantages. But they "didn't rememb... Read >

Notice of Default - California Mortgage Foreclosure Laws

04th November 2010
Before a Notice of Default can be filed, the California mortgage loan foreclosure laws require that lenders comply with Civil Code section 2923.5. This California house loan foreclosure law requires the financial institution to make efforts to get in tou... Read >
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