WalkAwayPlan Helps Homeowners in Financial Trouble
WalkAwayPlan Helps Homeowners in Financial Trouble
Management Company Launches Service for Distressed Homeowners
Glendale, AZ - April 17, 2008 - Industry experts predict that over 20 million homeowners will be upside down on their homes in 2008.
Driven by the market need, WalkawayPlan has constructed a service that takes the stress off the homeowner.
This crisis management company has assembled a team that includes real estate, mortgage, legal and investment professionals that have decades of experience negotiating under tough conditions. They have come together to help protect and inform the public on how the laws protect their rights. They offer immediate insight and information on the market and new trends, increasing the possibility that a distressed homeowner can navigate through what many have called possibly the greatest housing bust since the Great Depression.
"Our team's experience, knowledge and the actions they take are key to providing the best financial outcome for a homeowner in trouble. In all cases, we'll have a fully customized response to your situation within 7 days." said Paul Helbert, a manager with the company.
The cost of the plan is a modest flat fee of $495. This includes services and information from start to finish, even if loss mitigation is necessary, which includes, but is not limited too: loan modifications, deed in lieu of foreclosures and forbearance agreements. The fees are capped at $495.
After the plan is done and executed, a large percentage of the homeowners end up staying in their properties. Helbert, says, "Many homeowners feel that walking away is the only option which is not true. You can restructure your loans and stay in your property. Walking away should only be used as a last resort."
For more information visit their website: www.walkawayplan.com , Or contact Joe Demaio by phone: 866.768.5859 or by email: info@walkawayplan.com.
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Management Company Launches Service for Distressed Homeowners
Glendale, AZ - April 17, 2008 - Industry experts predict that over 20 million homeowners will be upside down on their homes in 2008.
Driven by the market need, WalkawayPlan has constructed a service that takes the stress off the homeowner.
This crisis management company has assembled a team that includes real estate, mortgage, legal and investment professionals that have decades of experience negotiating under tough conditions. They have come together to help protect and inform the public on how the laws protect their rights. They offer immediate insight and information on the market and new trends, increasing the possibility that a distressed homeowner can navigate through what many have called possibly the greatest housing bust since the Great Depression.
"Our team's experience, knowledge and the actions they take are key to providing the best financial outcome for a homeowner in trouble. In all cases, we'll have a fully customized response to your situation within 7 days." said Paul Helbert, a manager with the company.
The cost of the plan is a modest flat fee of $495. This includes services and information from start to finish, even if loss mitigation is necessary, which includes, but is not limited too: loan modifications, deed in lieu of foreclosures and forbearance agreements. The fees are capped at $495.
After the plan is done and executed, a large percentage of the homeowners end up staying in their properties. Helbert, says, "Many homeowners feel that walking away is the only option which is not true. You can restructure your loans and stay in your property. Walking away should only be used as a last resort."
For more information visit their website: www.walkawayplan.com , Or contact Joe Demaio by phone: 866.768.5859 or by email: info@walkawayplan.com.
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