Foreclosure Power of Sale Articles

For most homeowners, the terms of “foreclosure” and “power of sale” are words that they never want to hear – because they mean that their home mortgage has gone into default, and the bank has started to take action against them. Over the course of life, things happen to us that we don’t expect – illness, job loss, divorce – and they can impact our financial situation in significant ways. If you’re falling behind on your home loan, the best thing you can do right now is reach out to your bank, explain the situation, and figure out a way to move forward without default.

Foreclosure / Power of Sale Articles

We’ve put together a set of articles for you to read about the entire process – not only how you can avoid foreclosure or power of sale, but what to do if the process is already underway. Many customers have sent inquiries our way, which we have assembled into a FAQ page down at the bottom here. We’re available by phone, live chat and email if you want to find out about how your personal situation could change for the better, and we also have an online application for you to fill out to see if you would pre-qualify for some creative financing solutions that could make a huge difference for you.

How to Prevent Foreclosure

Table of Contents What You Can Do to Prevent Foreclosure Obtaining Crucial Assistance If you're a struggling homeowner who is about to fall behind on your mortgage payments or has already fallen behind, you should take action to save your house from foreclosure. But, unfortunately, your lender does not want your home and may cooperate ...

A Quit Claim Deed – A Foreclosure Alternative

A mortgage brings certain requirements with it for the borrower. You have to make your payments on time, maintain property insurance and pay the property taxes. If you do not fulfill all three of these obligations, you go into a legal position called “default.” Eventually, “default” can lead to foreclosure, which craters your credit score ...

How Many Lawyers Are Involved in a Foreclosure?

There are few financial situations that can be as damaging to one’s economic future as foreclosure. While the dream of home ownership is a powerful and exciting one, the fear of foreclosure is just as strong, because it takes that dream that a person or family has accomplished away from them – and almost certainly ...

Rent to Own Refinance in Canada

If you are looking for a flexible option for staying in a house when you have lost control of mortgage payments, received a demand notice from your lender, facing potential foreclosure, or you are within your redemption period after a Statement of Claim has been issued, then a Rent-to-Own Refinance may make a lot of ...

Who is responsible for property taxes on a foreclosure

When a home goes into foreclosure, financial chaos is about to ensue, particularly with regard to bills that go unpaid. It's true that foreclosure eliminates mortgage debt from your credit report, but any existing foreclosure property tax bills (both past and present) remain. The taxes are due to the local level of government no matter ...

Rent to Own Overview & the IPR Agreement

A “rent to own / lease to own”, agreement is exactly what it sounds like – a tenant lives in a dwelling and starts paying rent on it – but at a predetermined point in time he will have the option to purchase that property at a previously agreed price. Other terms that describe this ...

What Is Quit Claim Deed

If you take a look at the words inside the question "What Is a Quit Claim Deed?" then it becomes easy to figure out what it means. The person filing the quit claim (known as the grantor) is transferring the deed to a property to a different person or to an estate (known as the ...

Foreclosure Prevention Measures – A Tale of Two Toms

Foreclosure Prevention - Private Lending Options are available if handled correctly, provided there is adequate equity in the property: During financial hardship, there are generally 2 paths you can take to meet your mortgage commitments. First and foremost, if the property is in satisfactory condition and there is more than 25% equity, you will likely have ...

Foreclosure Due to Property Taxes or High-Interest Mortgage

How to Get Out of a High-Interest Mortgage or Foreclosure There are few financial situations that cause as much stress as falling behind on your mortgage or your property taxes. After all, your home is your source of shelter, and feeling like you are going to lose it is extremely unsettling. If you are either ...

Foreclosure Litigation Guide

The Cost of Mortgage Foreclosure Litigation Foreclosure litigation is a legal brier patch that can lead to the loss of your home, even if you prevail in court. Here's the reason: the lawyer that you hire may end up being so expensive that you lose your home when paying your fees. Here's how it works ...

About Foreclosure

What You Need to Know about Foreclosure One of the scariest experiences that any homeowner can endure is the possibility of foreclosure. If you don’t pay your credit card bills, the lender won’t let you use the card anymore. While your credit score will suffer, it’s nothing like being kicked out of your own home ...

How to Stop Foreclosure in Alberta – Financing Options and Alternatives

Wondering How to Stop Foreclosure in Alberta? No matter whether you are a borrower or lender, it is important to be familiar with the Alberta foreclosure process, which is the legal process through which a lender goes in order to recover the principal and arrears when a mortgage goes into default. Most frequently, this happens ...

Understanding IPR Agreements: FAQ

When it comes to setting up IPR agreements, there are several common questions that we get from our clients. We’ve put together this page to help clients find basic information as they start exploring the process. If you have other questions, reach out to our mortgage specialists so that we can help you with your ...