Mortgage

This is the second article in a series examining various general issues of relating to foreclosures and the legal environment. Homeowners often avoid going to the initial foreclosure default hearing, which makes it very easy on the bank to win a case and proceed from foreclosure to eviction. Being aware of some of these legal [...]

Do you know about the 1099-C and cancellation of debt?
When a home owner sells his or her property using a short sale a 1099-C is generated.The IRS issued a news release on Sept 17, 2007 trying to clarify the 1099-C in regards to foreclosures. Many homeowners are unaware of this situation and feel once the [...]

Troubled homeowners seeking relief with a Chase loan modification will have to provide proof of a financial hardship in order to qualify for assistance. If you are a borrower with an unaffordable Chase home loan, there are some options available you should learn about. Here are some alternatives that may help you to avert foreclosure:

Repayment [...]

When you are going to court, you need to come up with a theory describing your case. Advocate your beliefs, stick to the point and use the law to prove your theory. Your theory should basically explain what happened or how you or your client was wronged. Explain why you should receive the verdict that [...]

Are you using pre-approach letters in an effort to secure appointments? How well are those letters working for you? If your results are less than you’d like this article will help you make some adjustments to those letters and improve your insurance sales results.
Realize when you take the time and spend the money to actually [...]

Whether interest rates are high or low or it’s the end of a model year with lots of incentives, motorcycle buyers tend to make the same mistakes when shopping for a motorcycle loan. Here are four common mistakes motorcycle buyers make with motorcycle loans.
Shopping for a motorcycle before shopping for a motorcycle loan.
Many motorcycle [...]