The importance of foreclosure defenseYou can't save your home or your credit from foreclosure unless you're willing to defend it.
Most people don't like to fight. It's stressful. Unpleasant. Painful. And if you fight, you might lose. But if the other guy starts a fight, you'd better fight back. Foreclosures are at an all-time high. Our government is struggling with stop-gap measures that help a handful of families, but almost certainly not yours. And riding in as if to save the day, here come the loan-modification negotiators. Have you seen their advertising? If your mailbox isn't jammed full yet, it soon will be. These are the folks who don't want you to fight. 
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They just want to TALK. They want you to hire them to negotiate for you, on your behalf, to get a better deal from your lender.
Obviously, these folks have never been in a real fight. Have you ever tried to negotiate with a bully? If you did, I'll bet it ended badly. Because there's only one thing a bully understands - fighting back.
Right now, you've got a huge, heartless, faceless bank trying to take your home for you. You want to negotiate with them? How cute... While you're busy talking, they're busy selling your home.
The only way to make them stop, and listen, and maybe cut a deal with you, is to fight first and only then tell them what you want from them, before you'll let them off the hook.
How do you fight back? Well, if you've read the Guide, you have a preview of just a few of the ways we fight back for you. But they all have one goal in common: stop the foreclosure sale, either temporarily or permanently.
By stopping the sale, you can take away the only real power the bank has over you. And once you take that power away from them, THEY HAVE NO CHOICE but to talk to you in good faith.
And that's when you start to negotiate - when you're winning the fight, not before.
Obviously, these folks have never been in a real fight. Have you ever tried to negotiate with a bully? If you did, I'll bet it ended badly. Because there's only one thing a bully understands - fighting back.
Right now, you've got a huge, heartless, faceless bank trying to take your home for you. You want to negotiate with them? How cute... While you're busy talking, they're busy selling your home.
The only way to make them stop, and listen, and maybe cut a deal with you, is to fight first and only then tell them what you want from them, before you'll let them off the hook.
How do you fight back? Well, if you've read the Guide, you have a preview of just a few of the ways we fight back for you. But they all have one goal in common: stop the foreclosure sale, either temporarily or permanently.
By stopping the sale, you can take away the only real power the bank has over you. And once you take that power away from them, THEY HAVE NO CHOICE but to talk to you in good faith.
And that's when you start to negotiate - when you're winning the fight, not before.
