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Consumer Help Directory |
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These links are not an endorsement by LAR but are intended to provide
information about foreclosure assistance available to the consumer. |
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Foreclosure Assistance |
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Click the buttons below for help with
foreclosures, notices of defaults, and short sales |
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Foreclosure
News |
Hints from HUD |
HUD Approved Counselors |
Debt Relief Act |
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BUSH ADMINISTRATION’S FORECLOSURE
PREVENTION INITIATIVES HELPING FAMILIES KEEP THEIR HOMES |
These guidelines will assist owners who
are struggling to pay their mortgage & could
be threatened with foreclosure |
Want advice on buying a home, renting,
default, foreclosure, credit issues or reverse mortgages?
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Foreclosure Purchases |
Market Trends |
Additional Help |
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A HUD home is a 1 to 4
unit residential property acquired by HUD as a result of a foreclosure
action on an FHA-insured mortgage. |
Home sales in September continued to slip
below the record-setting levels of 2005 as the market began its
transition. |
How to find
your lender, how to find independent, non-profit counsels and Department
of Justice-approved credit counselors. |
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IRS Home Foreclosure and Short Sale Q&A |
With the recent changes in the housing market there has been a rise in
foreclosures as well as a rise in short sales. In a short sale, a home
is sold for less money then what is left to pay off the mortgage. When
this happens, a lender may be willing to forgive the remaining
debt. However, both of these sales have tax consequences that need to be
addressed before the sale of the house. For example, in a short sale,
the amount of debt forgiven is taxed as income and will be included in
your yearly tax return. The IRS recently posted a Question & Answer
bulletin to help address some of these questions. The Q&A can be found
on the home page of the IRS:
www.irs.gov or directly at:
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=174034,00.html.
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