Providing Options

Keeping you secured in your home when a foreclosure comes in your midst is not at all easy. The lenders, which are usually banks can become too harsh for borrowers and they will not usually negotiate. Meanwhile, the law offices of paul j lucas seeks to provide you with options to finally solve your real estate problems. Experience has given us the trust of many companies and we use our connections to advance your needs and interests.
After the free consultation that we offer, it is then can we make plans that suit your needs. The following services are made available, depending on your current situation and how far the problem has furthered:

· Loan Modification
In cases of homeowners who cannot pay because of the negative amortization that some of the lenders today do give. The initial teaser may not last long and the lender turns the low cost mortgage into the nightmare home loan for the borrower. Loan modification is the renegotiation of your existing contracts so that the lender may approve a longer run of the teaser rates. Here, you still have the home and that under this arrangement, the lender may collect a monthly pay.

· Short Sale
When the home owner could no longer afford to keep the house for some reason, the lucas law brings you the service that will get you out of it. This works well, especially when the house is sold less than what the lender is owed. The borrower can get out of the house immediately while saving himself from the debt that gradually increases if he stays there. This saves the lender money in the foreclosure and eviction processes.

· Deed in Lieu
Arrangements for a deed in lieu of foreclosure are not very easy to make as this is not always accepted by the lenders. For the home owner, this gets them out of the house by leaving the keys and walking away from it,; that is, if the borrower does not owe more than the house is worth. Why should the lender accept such is the craft of the lucas law center because even in threats of foreclosure, a deed in lieu can be pursued. The answer is tactful negotiation that benefits the lender.