Deed in Lieu Ocala
- Added By :Justin McMurray
- Category : Bankruptcy Law
- Article Id : 53
- Added On : 28/01/2014
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A deed-in-lieu of
foreclosure is when the borrower agrees to transfer the legal ownership rights
to his/her property for the release of his/her monetary obligations by the
lender. In Ocala, the deed is considered a legal document that signifies ownership
of the property. By transferring the deed to the lender, a homeowner can
avoid the foreclosure process. Depending on the terms and conditions of agreement
with the lender, a borrower can benefit from a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure by reducing
or eliminating the balance on a mortgage so that it provides him with an
opportunity to commence a new beginning. Negotiating the terms and conditions
of the deed-in-lieu is certainly a daunting task and hence it is better to take
the help of an Ocala deed in lieu of foreclosure attorney
who is well versed and experienced in this field.
It should be noted
that, rather than taking the matter to the court, if both parties act reasonably
a deed-in-lieu can prove to be beneficial to both parties. Based on the
terms of the agreement, a borrower will no longer be obligated under the terms
of the note and mortgage, and the lender will assume ownership of the property.
It should also be noted that the deed-in-lieu is a usually a better option than
a foreclosure because the foreclosure process is lengthy and costly. On the
contrary, if both parties agree to a deed-in-lieu these obstacles can be
avoided. Also, a foreclosure negatively affects the credit score of a person;
however, a deed-in-lieu is a much better option which enables a person to get
back on financial track quickly without the negative reporting of a foreclosure.
A person who is more
than one month behind on their mortgage payment can qualify for a deed-in-lieu
of foreclosure. A lender will usually agree to a deed-in-lieu only if it believes
the borrower will not be able to make payments because of a loss of job,
disability, or unexpected bills.
If you think a deed-in-lieu
can help you then get in touch with an Ocala foreclosure defense attorney so
that you better understand the entire process.
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and help you to decide whether this is the best option for you or not. The firm
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opportunity to make a fresh start in life.