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Foreclosure Defense

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If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you may have a case:
This list is not exhaustive and there may be many other circumstance that may entitle you to recover.

DEPOSIT RECOVERY PRE-CONSTRUCTION

• I signed a contract for the purchase of a pre-construction single family home, townhome or condominum unit.
• I purchased and closed on my property from a developer whom built my property.
• At closing I was advised of changes that were not previously disclosed to me.
• The property was not completed as the developer promised in the contract.
• The developer promised I would not have to close because of a resale program at some time in the future.
• The developer made certain misrepresentations about the property that I have discovered are not true.
• I was provided with false or misleading promotional materials regarding the project.

The above list is not exhaustive, nevertheless you should have your contract reviewed immediately by an attorney, if:

• I want to cancel my contract.
• Do not want to close and want my deposit money back.
• I have already closed and want to give the property back to the developer and get a refund of all the monies I paid under the contract.
• I want the developer to reduce the purchase price.

FORECLOSURE DEFENSE

• You don't recognize the Plaintiff who filed the foreclosure
• You did not recieve notice that your loan was being accelerated and foreclosure was going to be filed against you
• You were trying to modify your loan when you suddently were served with foreclosure papers
• Your loan has an adjustable rate
• Your loan interest started at 1% teaser rate
• Your loan was a "stated Income" loan
• Your loan terms and costs at closing were different than what you were told at the time you applied
• You refinanced or took out an equity loan within the last three (3) years
• You have an FHA, Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae Loan