FORECLOSURE DEFENSE

FACING FORECLOSURE?

Are you facing foreclosure? Is your mortgage under the water? Do you owe more on the mortgage than the value of your home? If you have received a notice from your lender or bank of an intent to foreclose your home, it is important that you contact our office for a free consultation.

There are a number of issues that must be investigated to help you save your home. You may have been the victim of predatory lending tactics, and the foreclosure could be challenged on this basis. You may have entered into a mortgage modification agreement and made all the required payments but did not receive the permanent modification. You may have been improperly charged for undisclosed fees and charges.

As a consumer, you have rights under state and federal laws. Walking away from your home may not end your financial obligations. If the bank or lender sells your home for less than the mortgage amount, you may be owe the deficiency, and a judgment may be entered against you.

We only take cases that we truly believe in, allowing us to devote our full effort and time to win your case. If you have any information or claims regarding these practices or if you would like to join our investigation or if you would like us to investigate potential violations or unfair business practices, call us now at (312) 997-5959 for a free consultation or send us an email at inquiry@kmdlex.com.

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