Foreclosure Article


Did you know the Arizona Attorney General’s Office has a wide range of statewide assistance programs funded through the national mortgage settlement that could benefit you or people you know?

~Zero interest, zero payment, forgivable loans from the AZ Mortgage Relief Fund to help with: past due payments due to a hardship, principal reduction, or refinance when a loan is going to become unaffordable due to a hardship or an interest rate increase.

~Foreclosure prevention and financial literacy counseling by HUD-approved housing counselors.

~Free legal help with mortgage related issues for people at risk of or impacted by foreclosure.

~Relocation assistance for people who lost their home or were evicted due to foreclosure, or are facing a rent increase that will be unaffordable.

~Job training and employment services for people who lost their home or were evicted due to foreclosure.

~Funds for veterans with service-connected disabilities who can’t afford to make accessibility improvements and maintain their mortgage payment.

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  • In the dot com recession, my IT job disappeared. I had to refinance my home. My son signed the new mortgage because I needed his income to qualify. I have since wished he could be removed but couldn't refi because property values fell. Now my job has once again disappeared and I am facing foreclosure. I am applying for assistance thru SaveYourHome. My mortgage counselor tells me that I would easily qualify except for the co-signer. In the past 2 yrs, my son has gone thru a BK & lay-off. He's been at his new job 9 months makes $13 per hour. I've heard about Quit Claim deeds. Can he be removed?
  • What is the actual process for evicting a homeowner after the property has been foreclosed, including timeframes?
  • I have a 3plex in AZ that is about to go into foreclosure. I was told by an Attorney that if the lender does not come after us with in 90 days of the foreclosure date by law they cannot come after us in other words sue us. Is this true?
  • I was served a special writ for foreclosure due to being behind on HOA dues. How long do I have to try to pay the amount owed? It states my redemption period is 6 months. Is this from data of sale? Or from date I was served? Also, how long do i have before it goes to auction?
  • I came across an abandon/foreclosed home and I would like to find out more about taking adverse possession of the property. What do I need to know about doing this? I need the pro's and con's, please! M
  • our home has foreclosed and we are threatened with lock out. how do we find out what court will handle the notifications?
  • Is a single unit in a large condominium complex treated the same as a single family residence under the AZ anti-deficiency statutes?
  • the house i live in is being forclosed on, i am the rentee. can i stay in the house for the term of the lease
  • I'm a female, single,on disability,recovering from liver transplant and chemo treatments for a rare lymphoma. My HOA initated fore closure for non payment of Assn fees. Im trying to resolve this with hardship modification loan.My mortgage co is working with me. I'm on a fixed income and can't hire an attorney. Can the foreclosure process be stalled until I get this done? thanks
  • I am currently in a Ch 13 bankruptcy. My home was in my bk plan. Currently my pre and post petition payments are current. However my mortgage servicer continues to place the payments made in a reserve account for several days before applying the monthly payment. My loan servicer also adds additional fees to my monthly statement such as property preserv fee? My home was in foreclosure but since it is current on pre and post petition payments, my servicer still has not canceled the trustee sale, they just continue to move the date forward. I filed pro se and everything else has been fine.

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