Description
Foreclosure defense attorney Carl E. Person devotes this video to explaining how and why the best, most effective defense in most 1-4 unit residential foreclosures (whether owner-occupied or investor-owned) consists of 3 persons: (1) an experienced foreclosure defense attorney located anywhere in the United States; (2) a highly-skilled loan processor working for and under the direct supervision of the attorney; and (3) a local lawyer with an office in or near the county in which the mortgaged property is located. Person explains how the difficulties in obtaining a competent and willing lawyer locally in the nation's 3,100 counties has resulted in this 3-person team, and what their respective functions are. Person explains that most foreclosures since 2009 could have been avoided if the homeowners had defended the foreclosure with this 3-person team. This book is an expansion of Mr. Person's YouTube video posted on January 25, 2015, giving additional information not possible to provide in the 27-minute video. Also, Mr. Person has added a list with descriptions and links for his foreclosure-related videos.
The table of contents provides:
Background of Carl E. Person
Introduction
Some Basic Information
Purpose of Attorney's Work is to
Encourage the Plaintiff to Settle the
Action through Agreeing to an
Affordable Loan Modification Agreement
The Importance of Retaining the
Right Attorney Cannot be Overstated
Why It is Difficult to Find a Suitable
Foreclosure Defense Attorney
Additional Videos and e-booklet
with Forms by Carl E. Person
How to Find a Suitable
Foreclosure Defense Attorney
Background Discussion about
Loan Modification Businesses
Loan Processors Skilled in Processing
Loan Modification Applications - with
an Attorney Handling Legal Issues
Securitization Audits Are of Far Less than
They Appear and Are Often Far Overpriced
Avoid Real Estate (Transactional) Attorneys
Be Wary of Bankruptcy and Bankruptcy Lawyers and
Make Sure You Use Bankruptcy Only When Necessary
Attorneys Offering to Handle a Foreclosure Action at
$500 to $1,000 per Month - May Have No Interest in
Obtaining an Affordable Loan Modification Agreement
The Solution for Homeowners
National Settlement Agreement of 2/9/12
Federal Mortgage Programs including HAMP,
HARP, Government Sponsored, and In-House
Most Loan Processors Are Not Skilled or
Licensed to Make Related Legal Decisions
Homeowner Needs to Hire Foreclosure
Defense Attorney Who Works with a Skilled
Some Questions You Should Ask to
Help You Determine the Knowledge
and Skill of an Attorney You Are Considering
In Conclusion as to Homeowners
in the Judicial-Foreclosure States
For Homeowners in the
Non-Judicial Foreclosure States
Procedure for Homeowners in Non-Judicial States
to Defend Their Home against Foreclosure and Sale
Loss Mitigation Options
Final Summary
Additional Videos and e-booklet
with Forms by Carl E. Person