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• Stealing Equity – The “Fake Refinance” Foreclosure ScamOne of the latest foreclosure rescue scams to be exposed is called Equity Stealing or Fake Refinance. Beware anyone who offers to refinance your home. There are slick foreclosure scam artists out there who are waiting to line their pockets with your hard earned equity. In many cases, homeowners need to refinance in order to pay off credit card debt, medical bills, college tuition, emergency expenses, or get lower payments. These emotional situations cause people to let their guard down
• Do You Need to Refinance to Stop Foreclosure?If you need to refinance to stop foreclosure, it's best to do it early. If you are less than two months behind on your mortgage payments your current lender may be willing to work with you to either refinance or at least extend the term of your loan. If you still have decent credit a good income and equity in your home, refinancing may be just what you need to stop foreclosure.
• Do You Need to Refinance to Stop Foreclosure?If you need to refinance to stop foreclosure, it's best to do it early. If you are less than two months behind on your mortgage payments your current lender may be willing to work with you to either refinance or at least extend the term of your loan. If you still have decent credit a good income and equity in your home, refinancing may be just what you need to stop foreclosure.
• Should I Get Home Improvement Loan Or Refinance With Cash Out?I yearn for to refinance my home to take advantage of lower interest rates. I would like to do up my house, because she suffers from severe structural problems. В  Should I refinance to get change to refinance to improve the use at home or I would do without cash and get a separate abode improvement loan? В  What is the difference between the two scenarios?