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Be Aware of Foreclosure Scams

Struggling homeowners should know that there are legitimate ways to avoid home foreclosures, but they also need to be forewarned that there companies taking advantage of this difficult time by pretending to be something they’re not and charging enormous fees for things that should be free; Foreclosure Scam Artists.

State and Federal officials are taking foreclosure scam artists seriously and going after them in a coordinated effort.

Some of these phony home rescue schemes try to come off as nonprofits or even departments of the government, copying logos and using official-looking web addresses.

A red flag is anything asking for upfront fees for foreclosure help…and it’s also illegal in nearly 25 states. The Federal Trade Commission is trying to include info in your monthly mortgage statements to educate home owners about what to watch out for.

It’s safest to contact your lender directly first…or consult with one of the nonprofit counseling services recommended by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

These scams will not only take your money and not prevent your foreclosure, but they will also ruin your credit and wipe out any home equity you may have. United Credit Source wants to help you make the best decisions for your future, so that you can live the quality of life you deserve.



 

       



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