Thinking About Bankruptcy?

Think Twice!
FACT:
Year in and year out over 78% of all people who file Chapter 13's are kicked out of the plan with no protection!

Why?
One reason Is that once you have filed bankruptcy, you can be kicked out of the program if you are literally one day late with any of your payments. Once you've filed for bankruptcy you are entangled in the court system, which has NO GRACE.
The payment must be in on the exact day due WITHOUT FAIL.
Over 78% of all people who file Chapter 13 end up slipping up and being kicked out.

Q: Why are Chapter 13 payments so high?
The past due payments that you have will have compounding interest, with accumulating legal fees and trustee fees. The most common feedback heard is that people have this huge payment to make to the court and yet the balance never seems to go down - you never really seem to get ahead.

Q: Attorneys have sent me information saying that Chapter 13 is the only way that I can save my home. They tell me if my lender isn't being cooperative that I have no other options. Is this true?
This is not true!
Keep in mind, bankruptcy attorneys tend to have "tunnel vision" as to how to deal with foreclosure. Is it surprising to you that a bankruptcy attorney would be telling you the best solution for you is bankruptcy?

Q: Why is entering the Pre-Foreclosure Workout Program a better solution than a Chapter 13?
FACT:
Over 80% of the people who enter into repayment agreements through the Pre-Foreclosure Workout Program end up completing their plans successfully and actually keep their home. If you are interested in SAVING your home with a real solution for the long term, then there is no question that the Pre-Foreclosure Workout Program is for you

We can help
It's easier than you think. This can be done even of the mortgage company has denied payment arrangements with you or told you full payment is your only option.

Call National Homeowners Assistance Services today at 1-800-893-1080 Ext. 303 for a free consultation
or use our secure online form and have your options and your rights has a homeowner explained to you.

Disclaimer: National Homeowners Assistance Inc and the authors of this website are not herein engaged in rendering legal or tax advice. The information on this site should not be substituted for legal consultation. A legal professional such as an attorney or other competent advisor should be sought. We have made every attempt to ensure the information on this website has been obtained from reliable sources, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions, or for the results obtained from the use of this information. You are advised to continue seeking every possible solution while we are also working at the same time to resolve your foreclosure with the lender.