Comments for Shrusti Constructions http://www.shrusticonstructions.com Tue, 25 Oct 2011 05:51:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Best Way to Avoid Real Estate Fraud by natasha p http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/best-way-to-avoid-real-estate-fraud.html#comment-441 natasha p Fri, 31 Dec 2010 15:55:45 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=177#comment-441 like for example?? what are you talking about? do you know any particular case? like for example?? what are you talking about? do you know any particular case?

]]> Comment on Best Way to Avoid Real Estate Fraud by raviet31 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/best-way-to-avoid-real-estate-fraud.html#comment-440 raviet31 Fri, 31 Dec 2010 15:19:48 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=177#comment-440 We are just at the very tip of the iceberg when it comes to prosecutions. It takes years before people are brought to justice on financial crimes. We are just at the very tip of the iceberg when it comes to prosecutions. It takes years before people are brought to justice on financial crimes.

]]> Comment on Do You Need Help to Stop Foreclosure Fast? by Mike I http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/do-you-need-help-to-stop-foreclosure-fast.html#comment-439 Mike I Wed, 29 Dec 2010 10:59:11 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=176#comment-439 If it's a successful business it's good, if it's not, it's a trap and you should get out and onto the labour market. As the poster above said, talk to your bank and explain the situation. Then try to find a steady source of income which will, at least, service the interest without repayments. The bank should be happy with that since the loan is making them money in any case. Finally, if it's possible to sell your house and downsize or move into a smaller rented apartment, why not do that? If it's a sinking ship you better get off while you can; avoid getting sucked down by the current. If it’s a successful business it’s good, if it’s not, it’s a trap and you should get out and onto the labour market. As the poster above said, talk to your bank and explain the situation. Then try to find a steady source of income which will, at least, service the interest without repayments. The bank should be happy with that since the loan is making them money in any case.

Finally, if it’s possible to sell your house and downsize or move into a smaller rented apartment, why not do that? If it’s a sinking ship you better get off while you can; avoid getting sucked down by the current.

]]> Comment on Obama Trys To Stop Forclosure by godged http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/obama-trys-to-stop-forclosure.html#comment-208 godged Sun, 12 Dec 2010 11:59:58 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=90#comment-208 Due to the increase in foreclosures, many lenders are being flexible with home owners in trouble. Swallow your pride and call your lender, be candid about what you can afford right now. You might be surprised what you can negotiate on your own. Call anyone else you owe money to also, car loans, credit cards, doctor bills, negotiate it all into smaller, more manageable payments until you get back on your feet. Good luck. Due to the increase in foreclosures, many lenders are being flexible with home owners in trouble. Swallow your pride and call your lender, be candid about what you can afford right now. You might be surprised what you can negotiate on your own.

Call anyone else you owe money to also, car loans, credit cards, doctor bills, negotiate it all into smaller, more manageable payments until you get back on your feet.

Good luck.

]]> Comment on Obama Trys To Stop Forclosure by acermill http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/obama-trys-to-stop-forclosure.html#comment-207 acermill Sun, 12 Dec 2010 11:20:18 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=90#comment-207 Don't fall for the sales pitch. The LENDER is in control of whether or not to foreclose, and there is nothing anyone can do to stop them if they choose to do so. They hold a legal contract for payment, plus a lien on the property involved. Both contracts always rule in a court of law. Don’t fall for the sales pitch. The LENDER is in control of whether or not to foreclose, and there is nothing anyone can do to stop them if they choose to do so. They hold a legal contract for payment, plus a lien on the property involved. Both contracts always rule in a court of law.

]]> Comment on Obama Trys To Stop Forclosure by IslandFun http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/obama-trys-to-stop-forclosure.html#comment-206 IslandFun Sun, 12 Dec 2010 10:37:08 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=90#comment-206 Scams? true and not true. Well I 'll say you call and talk to your loss mitigator and discuss the forbearance agreement. You need to write a hardship letter why you are not able to pay the mortgage. You need to show some financial documents to prove you dont' have the money to pay them but all will taken care of soon.. ect.. or sell and move to smaller house. who needs the stress.. ? I helped many in foreclosure to keep or to sell.. contact me at 1strealsolution@gmail.com Scams? true and not true. Well I ‘ll say you call and talk to your loss mitigator and discuss the forbearance agreement.

You need to write a hardship letter why you are not able to pay the mortgage. You need to show some financial documents to prove you dont’ have the money to pay them but all will taken care of soon.. ect..

or sell and move to smaller house. who needs the stress.. ?

I helped many in foreclosure to keep or to sell..
contact me at 1strealsolution@gmail.com

]]> Comment on Preparing Property Taxes for Your Home by charlene http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/preparing-property-taxes-for-your-home.html#comment-205 charlene Fri, 10 Dec 2010 18:59:25 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=89#comment-205 We pay ours monthly to the Tax Collectors office, at $ 50 a month, so talk to them to make arrangements We pay ours monthly to the Tax Collectors office, at $ 50 a month, so talk to them to make arrangements

]]> Comment on Preparing Property Taxes for Your Home by Judy http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/preparing-property-taxes-for-your-home.html#comment-204 Judy Fri, 10 Dec 2010 18:40:30 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=89#comment-204 Talk to your tax collector, they might be willing to make an arrangement like that. Talk to your tax collector, they might be willing to make an arrangement like that.

]]> Comment on Preparing Property Taxes for Your Home by Arthur R http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/preparing-property-taxes-for-your-home.html#comment-203 Arthur R Fri, 10 Dec 2010 17:56:32 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=89#comment-203 It's called an "escrow account". Basically, you can set up automatic transfers from your checking account to a separate account, and either directly authorize the taxing agency to debit that account, or make arrangements to pay the taxing agency from that account. You can do that, either in a formal method (a third party, the escrow company, has signature authority on the escrow account), or informally. In either case, you need to recalculate the transfer amount, at least annually, when the property tax statement comes in, to ensure you have enough money in the account. It’s called an “escrow account”. Basically, you can set up automatic transfers from your checking account to a separate account, and either directly authorize the taxing agency to debit that account, or make arrangements to pay the taxing agency from that account.

You can do that, either in a formal method (a third party, the escrow company, has signature authority on the escrow account), or informally. In either case, you need to recalculate the transfer amount, at least annually, when the property tax statement comes in, to ensure you have enough money in the account.

]]> Comment on Real Estate Fraud Getting You Down? by Toodeemo http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/real-estate-fraud-getting-you-down.html#comment-212 Toodeemo Tue, 07 Dec 2010 13:55:34 +0000 http://www.shrusticonstructions.com/?p=91#comment-212 Pro bono work is seldom if ever offered in transactional law where damages are purely monetary. Cases like that are very time consuming in the first place. Secondly, attorneys who give their time in this way are usually advocating Constitutional claims, childrens' rights or the like where there is some pressing public policy issue at stake. If the agent/owner/broker did not complete the TIL properly and there is actionable fraud, the first thing you could do is report this to the Department of Real Estate (or whoever regulates agents in your state.) TIL violations, if they are material, often result in recission of the transaction and/or sanctions against the person who violated the law. If you could be more specific about your claim, I might be able to suggest something more specific for you. While there are probably few lawyers who would take this case on a pro bono basis, there are many who have expertise in this area. Poke around the yellow pages and try to get some recommendations from people in your area. If there are material violations, you will more than likely prevail. But if the irregularities are not serious, you might not. Again, let us know what happened and maybe I can make better suggestions. Pro bono work is seldom if ever offered in transactional law where damages are purely monetary. Cases like that are very time consuming in the first place. Secondly, attorneys who give their time in this way are usually advocating Constitutional claims, childrens’ rights or the like where there is some pressing public policy issue at stake.

If the agent/owner/broker did not complete the TIL properly and there is actionable fraud, the first thing you could do is report this to the Department of Real Estate (or whoever regulates agents in your state.) TIL violations, if they are material, often result in recission of the transaction and/or sanctions against the person who violated the law. If you could be more specific about your claim, I might be able to suggest something more specific for you.

While there are probably few lawyers who would take this case on a pro bono basis, there are many who have expertise in this area. Poke around the yellow pages and try to get some recommendations from people in your area. If there are material violations, you will more than likely prevail. But if the irregularities are not serious, you might not. Again, let us know what happened and maybe I can make better suggestions.

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