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Mom makes mortgage apple cake preventing foreclosure

One would never think there may be a link between paying a mortgage and baking an apple cake, but if you name your dessert as mortgage apple cake, to pay off your house loan and prevent foreclosure there will be one. This is what one mother did and touched the hearts of national and international media.

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Foreclosure prevention programs not working

The headline in the Wall Street Journal says "US Effort to Modify Mortgages Fails." The government has worked for almost two years to get mortgage lenders to adjust mortgage terms to allow people to stay in their homes rather than to foreclose.

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Can Bankruptcy Stop Foreclosure?

On October 17, 2005 sweeping bankruptcy reform laws went into effect forever changing the rules of debt collection in this nation. Consumer advocates and the public appear to be completely unaware of the total and complete victory of the creditors under the new legislation. This article opens the door to the Trogan Horse so that consumers can prepare themselves for the worst. Get the full story...

Obama Loan Modification Plan Stopping Foreclosure Without Bankruptcy

The Obama loan modification plan will offer a second chance for millions of homeowners stuck in unaffordable home loans. The standardized plan seeks to offer a way out of foreclosure for qualified homeowners. Get the full story...

Foreclosure Crisis Continues: Stop Foreclosure Today

The current foreclosure crisis has not eased, in fact it has gotten worse. This is all the more reason to seriously look into ways to prevent and stop foreclosure if your are facing this prospect. Get the full story...

Home Foreclosures Still High, Oregon Highest

Unless homeowners, authorities and mortgage lenders do something to stop foreclosures in Oregon the state's foreclosure filings will pass beyond the mark of every house out of 525 being up for foreclosures. Oregon has had one of the highest foreclosure filings in the country, rates jumping to 89.8 percent since May 2008.

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Is It Possible To Stop Foreclosure Increase?

The foreclosure crisis continues to affect increasing numbers of homeowners in the United States, driven by such factors as rising unemployment. Lenders are also suffering the effects of the foreclosure crisis, and having to deal with uncertainties in the credit market that could lead to still further losses. The federal government is seeking to find ways to ease the current economic stress, and recently passed new legislation in hopes of helping recovery come sooner.

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The Time Line For Foreclosure Has Changed

The time it takes lenders and banks to foreclosure on a home has increased due to the volume of loan defaults.

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