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David Litt
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If You Were the Homeowner, What Would You Do?

David Litt
  • Investor
  • Nationwide Foreclosure Specialist
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A homeowner is 45 days away from a foreclosure auction. They’ve fallen behind six months on payments due to job loss but just landed a new job and can now afford their regular mortgage moving forward.

Here’s the challenge:

  • They owe $12,000 in arrears

  • They have $40,000 in equity

  • The lender won’t agree to a forbearance but offered a repayment plan that’s too expensive

If you were advising this homeowner, would you:

  • Help them sell the property and walk away with their equity?

  • Help them explore loan modification options to stay in the home?

  • Or try something more creative, like a short-term private loan to reinstate the mortgage?

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