The Red Letter Day
Have you received THE LETTER?
Perhaps you have or you are anticipating its arrival any day now. What letter am I talking about?
It is the letter that you receive from your home mortgage lender. There notice to you that they have not received payment as normal. It is also notification of potential additional fees and consequences for not paying. Also known as the pre-foreclosure letter it can send a chill up and down your spine.
If you have or soon expect to receive the pre-foreclosure letter it most likely comes as no surprise to you. What actions could or should you take? The last thing you want to do is sit and wait.
Believe it or not your lender did not want to send you that letter. Foreclosures are costly and time consuming and it often times makes more sense for towork out a solution if one is available.
Do you know what your options are? You do have options. As bleak as things may look now they will only look worse if you don't act. Give me a call today and let's take a look at how I can help.
Don't Wait! Call or email Herb today. The longer you wait the harder it will be for me to help. Call now let's get the ball rolling.
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They know the letter is coming. The problem is people hope for a miracle that is not going to happen.
Jim,
Your right about that. I guess I could always print it on Red Paper and have it delivered like a telegram.
Robert,
That is one of the reasons why working this end of the market is so tough. Not only do you have to contend with that, but you also have to contend with those who totally admit defeat and take no action at all to help themselves.
Sarah,
It is true. The unfortunate thing is that most will not hear the voice as they will have already made the decision that there is no hope for them.
Gita,
It is a growing problem that of reading comprehension. Lttle has been done in my oppinion about this problem over the last several years. The desire to try to be politicaly correct and allow all cultures to thrive with out insisting on simple benchmarks like speaking and reading comprehension of the English Language is a sad commentary on our failings as a society.