From the website http://homeloanmodification.dyndns.org/ I have found very useful information so that you can Stop Foreclosure and get the help you need at the same time.
Here are the nine steps that will happen unless you get a Home Loan Modification.
The following is what happens if you do nothing. A loan modification can avoid foreclosure for you and your family. These are also known as Loan Workout, Loan Workouts & Mortage Modification
The nine steps to foreclosing, watch out, they happen fast.
Suffer a default. A default is a failure by the borrower (you) to perform a promise contained in the Note or Deed of Trust.
File a Notice of Delinquency. This is written notice to any holder of junior deed of trust (any deed of trust filed after the first deed of trust) or mortgagor (person who holds a mortgage) who has requested it, and may be given once the loan has been delinquent for four months (or even less in some states), unless the lender has already recorded a Notice of Default.
Contact a Foreclosure Trustee to conduct a Trustee Sale. This is typically a title, escrow or foreclosure service company that is named in the Deed of Trust to conduct a foreclosure.
File a Notice of Default (NOD). This begins the foreclosure process. The NOD must be: 1) acknowledged (signed by the beneficiary or trustee); 2) recorded in the county where the property is located; 3) mailed (registered or certified), with copies going to the trustor, successors and beneficiary of junior deed; and 4) mailed to any persons who requested notice (co-signors, guarantors).
File a Notice of Sale (NOS). This establishes the foreclosure sale date. The foreclosure sale date must be at least 21 days after the date the NOS is recorded. The NOS can only be filed 90 days (three calendar months) after the NOD is recorded.
Send copies of NOS to everyone who received a copy of the NOD.
Publish the NOS in a newspaper available to the public three times within 21 days. Typically the foreclosure trustee will handle this unless you are handling the complete process yourself (which is not advised due to the seriousness and complexity of the nature of foreclosure).
Post the NOS at the property.
Mail the NOS by registered or certified mail to the borrowers.
If you’re behind on your mortgage loan payments and step one is upon you, it is not too late to act.
Remember that Time is your Enemy - Act Now!
