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I made a couple of loans to a friend, or at least I thought he was a friend but he skipped town and left me in a lurch. That money was supposed to help me pay the bills while my wife was off of work with our twins. They were preemies and we didn't want to send them to a sitter. She was going to be off of work for at least 8 to 12 months. I tried to get a second job but couldn't find one that worked in time wise with my full time job. We got behind on the house and the bank was threatening us with foreclosure. What a mess. I called 1st foreclosure prevention and they assured me that they could help. And they did. They saved me from having to tell my wife that we were going to have to pack up and move with 2 babies in the house. My friend finally called me and has promised to return the money with interest. That will be nice but it would not have saved our home.
I was the bread winner and the one who was supposed to take care of my family. I let my finances get out of control and it looked like we were going to lose our home to foreclosure. How was I supposed to tell my wife and kids that I messed up and we were going to have to move? I tried to work things out with the bank but they wouldn't budge. I found some info on the web and decided to give it a try. Turns out it was the best thing I ever did. 1st Foreclosure Prevention helped me get everything straightened out. They worked with my bank and the foreclosure was stopped. Things are looking pretty darned good thanks to them.
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No one buys a house and thinks about the possibility of foreclosure. You just know, that is something that will never happen to you. Well, it did happen to me. I did not plan on my company going bankrupt and me being out of work. I live in a small town and the job market is slim to none. By the time I got another job in a bigger town nearby I was really behind on my mortgage payments. I had gotten a foreclosure notice but thought the lender would reconsider when they found out I got another job. They wanted all of what I owed before they would talk to me. There was no way. I got in touch with 1st Foreclosure Prevention and they were able to help me get it all straightened out. They saved my home, I know I couldn't have done it alone.