ACCESS Releases Short Sale Guide for Financially Troubled Homeowners
Guide discusses options other than foreclosure for those behind in their mortgage payments and provides a variety of helpful resources.
Los Angeles, CA, January 20, 2010 --(PR.com)-- ACCESS has released a guide to assist financially distressed homeowners facing foreclosure explore other options that are more beneficial to their credit and which may help them avoid costly lawsuits from their mortgage lenders. The guide is designed to give homeowners a variety of information that they may be embarrassed to ask others about.
"Many homeowners don't know that there are often alternatives to foreclosure," said Jim Malmberg, ACCESS Executive Director. "More importantly, they don't understand that these alternatives may speed their financial recovery, be less detrimental to their credit history, and avoid expensive law suits from their lender."
The guide explores various options for getting out from under unaffordable mortgage payments, the emotional issue associated with a foreclosure and/or short sale, and provides a list of helpful government and charitable resources. The guide can be downloaded for free at http://www.guardmycreditfile.org/images/accessshortsaleguide.pdf.
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About ACCESS:
ACCESS (American Consumer Credit Education Support Services) is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to the privacy of individual consumers’ financial information, and to assisting victims of incorrect credit reporting, identity theft and financial fraud. ACCESS website is designed to serve as a source of news, information and community for both victims and those who would like to avoid becoming a victim of current practices within the credit industry. The access website can be found at http://www.GuardMyCreditFile.org.
"Many homeowners don't know that there are often alternatives to foreclosure," said Jim Malmberg, ACCESS Executive Director. "More importantly, they don't understand that these alternatives may speed their financial recovery, be less detrimental to their credit history, and avoid expensive law suits from their lender."
The guide explores various options for getting out from under unaffordable mortgage payments, the emotional issue associated with a foreclosure and/or short sale, and provides a list of helpful government and charitable resources. The guide can be downloaded for free at http://www.guardmycreditfile.org/images/accessshortsaleguide.pdf.
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About ACCESS:
ACCESS (American Consumer Credit Education Support Services) is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to the privacy of individual consumers’ financial information, and to assisting victims of incorrect credit reporting, identity theft and financial fraud. ACCESS website is designed to serve as a source of news, information and community for both victims and those who would like to avoid becoming a victim of current practices within the credit industry. The access website can be found at http://www.GuardMyCreditFile.org.
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Jim Malmberg
818-728-1100
www.guardmycreditfile.org
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