By Doug Jacobs
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Name: Douglas Jacobs
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About: See Authors Posts (6) on Apr 20, 2008 in Featured, Foreclosure News, mortgage reform | 0 Comments
Recently, I’ve seen several cases where the mortgagor is relaxing their heretofore steadfast position against re-structuring mortgages. This is indeed, good news for homeowners trying to keep their home. Some lenders will add arrearages on to the end of the loan, extending your obligation from thirty to thirty one or more years. [...]
By Kevin Gipson, New Orleans Consumer Attorney
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Name: Kevin Gipson, New Orleans Consumer Attorney
Email: gipsonk@gmail.com
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About: Kevin Gipson is a consumer bankruptcy law attorney practicing in the Greater New Orleans area. He has been representing consumer debtors for over 22 years.
He is licensed to practice in all state and federal courts in the State of Louisiana.
Kevin is a sole practitioner so you know that your debt matters are being handled by him personally.
He is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association, National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the Bankruptcy Law Network, Credit Law Network, Debt Law Network, and Mortgage Law Network.See Authors Posts (5) on Apr 20, 2008 in mortgage reform | 0 Comments
A Bond For Deed, more often referred to in other states as a “conditional sale contract”, is the Louisiana process that, if used correctly, may allow someone with credit problems to purchase real estate even when they do not qualify for a mortgage or only qualify for a sub prime mortgage. It may also allow a debtor risking [...]