What options do I have for a new home after foreclosure?

Submitted by FLKE from OR - 04/12/2011 - 4:18pm

My husband owned a home in Chicago that we had trouble paying for after he lost his job in October 2009. He stopped making payments on it and we tried to reduce the mortgage through NACA which was declined. When the bank found that out they started fighting for the house. In February 2010 I found out I was pregnant and wanted to move to Washington State so my parents could see our baby. We wanted to just give the house back but they wouldn't let us. They said we had to try to sell it so we did. In July 2010 we moved into my parents home and left some people we know to watch over the house. Our house did not sell and last month the bank found out we were not there and sold our house in an auction. It's very confusing but I guess the government bought the house. My only concern is now foreclosure is on my husbands record and he has really bad credit now. I have never worked so I have no credit and my name was never on the house. We have too bad of credit to even rent and we now have no home besides living with relatives.

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Submitted by shakia Andrews - 01/16/2012 - 1:55am

Please visit our website and call me at 866-607-0318 ext. 2032. Or E-mail me ASAP. We can definately stop your sale and lower your payments on a low fee. We have a group of mortgage underwriters and mitigators that will assist you and contact your lender, by represention, to get you a lower rate, and restructure your loan.
www.mymembership.org
If the home was already sold, We can preform a reversal of the sale for $2500 and keep you in the home without making a payment for up to 2 years

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