American Foreclosure Specialists - We can and Will Save your Home From Foreclosure
  • Stop Foreclosure Blog
  • RSS / Subscribe
  • Tag Cloud
Blog Categories
  • ABN Amro (2)
  • About (2)
  • Accredited Home Lenders (3)
  • Adjustable Rate Mortgage (12)
  • Affiliates (1)
  • Alabama Foreclosure (9)
  • Alaska Foreclosure (3)
  • Alternatives to suffering Foreclosure (1)
  • American General (2)
  • American Mortgage Company (1)
  • Americas Servicing Company (25)
  • Ameriquest (1)
  • Ameriquest Mortgage Company (5)
  • Arizona Foreclosure (14)
  • Arkansas Foreclosure (3)
  • Atlanta (1)
  • Aurora Loan Services (2)
  • Avelo (3)
  • Avoid Foreclosure (7)
  • Bank of America (8)
  • Bankruptcy (22)
  • BB&T (1)
  • Benificial (2)
  • California Foreclosure (53)
  • Carrington Mortgage Services (9)
  • Cenlar (2)
  • Centex (1)
  • Chase (1)
  • Chase Home Finance (23)
  • Chase Manhattan (4)
  • Christian Foreclosure Help (3)
  • CIT Group (1)
  • Citi Mortgage (11)
  • Citi Residential (9)
  • City Financial (8)
  • Cleveland (1)
  • Colorado Foreclosure (14)
  • Connecticut Foreclosure (4)
  • Conseco (1)
  • Countrywide (62)
  • Court Documents (2)
  • Credit (7)
  • Deed In Lieu of Foreclosure (10)
  • Delaware Foreclosure (4)
  • Deutsche Bank (1)
  • District of Columbia Foreclosure (3)
  • EMC (14)
  • Everhome (4)
  • Eviction (1)
  • Financial Tips (17)
  • First Franklin (5)
  • First Horizon (4)
  • Flagstar (6)
  • Florida Foreclosure (29)
  • Forbearance (4)
  • Foreclosure Help (16)
  • Foreclosure Information (31)
  • Foreclosure Laws (2)
  • Franklin Credit (1)
  • Freemont Investment and Loan (3)
  • General Information (36)
  • Georgia Foreclosure (28)
  • GMAC (16)
  • Greentree (4)
  • GRP Financial (1)
  • Hardship Letter (4)
  • Hawaii Foreclosure (2)
  • Homecomings (9)
  • HOMEQ (13)
  • HSBC (13)
  • HUD (1)
  • Huntington Mortgage (1)
  • Idaho Foreclosure (3)
  • Illinois Foreclosure (13)
  • Indiana Foreclosure (16)
  • Indymac (7)
  • Iowa Foreclosure (5)
  • Job Losses (1)
  • Judgements (1)
  • Kansas Foreclosure (4)
  • Kentucky Foreclosure (2)
  • Litton (20)
  • Loan Modification (11)
  • Louisiana Foreclosure (6)
  • Maine Foreclosure (7)
  • Maryland Foreclosure (5)
  • Massachusetts Foreclosure (2)
  • Michigan Foreclosure (33)
  • Minnesota Foreclosure (18)
  • Mississippi Foreclosure (7)
  • Missouri Foreclosure (8)
  • Montana Foreclosure (3)
  • Mortgaage Fraud (5)
  • Nation Star (4)
  • National City (5)
  • Nebraska Foreclosure (2)
  • Nevada Foreclosure (5)
  • New Hampshire Foreclosure (5)
  • New Jersey Foreclosure (12)
  • New Mexico Foreclosure (5)
  • New South (1)
  • New York Foreclosure (29)
  • New York Vacation Home (2)
  • North Carolina Foreclosure (18)
  • North Dakota Foreclosure (2)
  • Nova Star (1)
  • Ocwen (23)
  • Ohio Foreclosure (24)
  • Oklahoma Foreclosure (11)
  • Option One (20)
  • Oregon Foreclosure (8)
  • Partial Claim (2)
  • Partial Payments (1)
  • Pennsylvania Foreclosure (19)
  • PHH Mortgage Services (1)
  • Pinnacle (1)
  • Popular Mortgage (2)
  • Refinance (1)
  • Repayment Plan (17)
  • Resource Center (2)
  • Rhode Island Foreclosure (4)
  • Rural Housing (1)
  • San Diego (2)
  • Saxon (18)
  • Second Mortgage (1)
  • Select Portfolio (10)
  • Sell House (4)
  • Sheriffs Sale (5)
  • Short Sale (11)
  • South Carolina Foreclosure (12)
  • South Dakota Foreclosure (2)
  • Specialized Loan Servicing (1)
  • Stop Foreclosure (20)
  • Suntrust Mortgage (6)
  • Tax Lien (1)
  • Taxes (2)
  • Taylor Bean Whitaker (3)
  • Tennessee Foreclosure (13)
  • Texas Foreclosure (30)
  • US Bank (2)
  • Utah Foreclosure (2)
  • Vanderbilt Mortgage (2)
  • Vermont Foreclosure (2)
  • Virginia Foreclosure (6)
  • Wachovia (4)
  • Washington Foreclosure (9)
  • Washington Mutual (16)
  • Wells Fargo (37)
  • West Virginia Foreclosure (4)
  • Wilshire (8)
  • Wisconsin Foreclosure (10)
  • World Savings (1)
  • Wyoming Foreclosure (3)
  • home
  • about us
  • how to stop foreclosure
  • how to avoid foreclosure
  • bankruptcy faq
  • services
  • questions
  • contact us
  • state foreclosure
    laws
  • free questionnaire
  • resources
  • Download our free brochure!
    Download our Free Brochure

    How to avoid Foreclosure

  • Do you want to save your home?

    We specialize in out-of-court resolutions of Mortgage Foreclosures by negotiating with your lender. Let our expertise help you save your home. We can give you the Foreclosure help you need.

  • Stop Foreclosure News



    AFS can Stop Foreclosure

  • Please call our Toll Free number
    1-866-544-0990
    or fill out our FREE QUESTIONNAIRE and we will respond to you promptly


    Click
    www.Trust-Guard.com - Click To Verify
     
     

Shoud I stay or should I go... Saxon is pushing foreclosure

January 08, 2008

My husband and I purchased our home in 1991, he died 6 months later due to lung cancer. Since then I have struggled and managed to refinance. But the mortgage rate and interest became higher and higher. In August I went out on Disability. After being set on a payment plan. I was unable to meet the obligations of that plan. I was not aware when I would receive my disability or the amount. I became very behind in several bills and just completely stressed. The stress is affecting my health as well as I may need to take time off work just to cope. I just don't know what to do. If I must give up my home I have no choice but if I can keep it I would like to. I just need assistance and options.

This entry was:
Posted By Darin at 03:33 PM
Comments (2) | Categories: California Foreclosure | Tags: saxon mortgage
 

Comments

My husband and i had owned our home for 10 years when he was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2003. He passed away in 2004 leaving me with 3 teenage kids and a mortgage. One year after he died I got a letter that I needed to refinance and take him off. I knew nothing about any of this. I refinanced and my payments went from 1890 a month to 2803 a month. After struggling to make these payments in Oct 2007 my payments went to 3507 a month. I am probably days a way from losing my house. i have tried everything to refinance. My credit is awful and I have no idea what is best. A bk, letting it go,,,, what do I do.... Can you help or give me some guidelines and suggestions.
Posted By Jamee on January 31, 2008 at 11:19 AM
I would walk....it is easier on your credit than a BK.
Posted By GJ on February 07, 2008 at 01:58 AM

Post a Question or Comment





(Type in the word on the right into the above text box)





Search The AFS Blog

  
  • Home
  • Learn About AFS
  • The Services AFS Offers
  • Foreclosure Help
  • Affiliate Info

  • Contact AFS
  • Links
  • AFS Glossary
  • AFS Site Map
  • Stop Foreclosure Blog

  • Do you have any questions about AFS or the foreclosure process?