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Worried about Foreclosure in New York? |
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The 10 most common mistakes New York homeowners make when facing foreclosure and what to do instead |
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Expert advice from FHA, HUD, FTC and other government agencies |
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A review of common foreclosure alternatives in New York including loan modification, short sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure, bankruptcy, and legal considerations |
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Data from news sources including CNN Money, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, USA Today and others |
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Details about the critical consequences of foreclosure and short sales including mortgage deficiency and tax implications in New York - and tips on how to avoid them |
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- Explain our experience with your particular lender
- Provide information about the deficiency laws in New York
- Discuss the general implications of foreclosure compared to a short sale
- Highlight exclusions related to the Mortgage Debt Relief Act
- Review New York lending and foreclosure laws
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| New York Foreclosure Information |
| State: | New York |
| Primary Method: | Judicial |
| Time Frame: | 280 days |
| First Document: | Complaint Filed |
| Right to Cure: | Can pay the amount due into the court any time before the final judgment and the case will be dismissed; after judgment, but before the sale, the proceedings shall be stayed upon payment of arrearages. |
| Redemption Period: | None after the sale. |
| Deficiency Judgment: | Is obtainable if the defendant was served in-hand or appears in the action. Limited by the market value of the property. |
