Author name: De Novo Law Firm

Riverside Bankruptcy Attorney – Short Sales Increase in Inland Empire

While Foreclosures in Riverside and San Bernardino continue to drag down the housing market, short sales in the Inland Empire have begun to represent a larger portion of home sales.  A short sale is a sale where a lender agrees to accept less to pay off a loan that is owed.  Banks benefit from short […]

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Riverside Bankruptcy Attorney-Bank of America Reaching Out to Inland Residents

If you own a home with Bank of America and are considering alternatives to foreclosure including loan modifications, short sales, or deed in lieu, you may want to attend the upcoming event starting Thursday through Sunday.  According to the article in the Press Enterprise, Bank of America will be available to discuss foreclosure alternatives and

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Riverside Bankruptcy Attorneys – Bank of America Loan Modification Results

Below is a Bank of America loan modification that De Novo Law Firm obtained for client M.L. with a home in Perris, California. Before Bank of America Modification: Monthly Mortgage Payment: Interest Only Payment of $1,622.54 (including taxes and insurance) Interest Rate: 6.4% Accepted Modification: Monthly Mortgage Payment: Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance Payment of

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Riverside Bankruptcy Attorney-Questions to Ask Before a Short Sale

I am often asked by my bankruptcy clients about the legal ramifications of a short sale in Riverside county including Corona, Temecula, Murrieta, Moreno Valley, Riverside, Palm Springs, Perris, Hemet, and the surroundirng areas. This area of law can be complicated and involves several areas of law including tax, anti deficiency, real estate, and contract

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Riverside Attorneys-Foreclosures Up…Sign of Double-Dip Recession

A recent report shows that the number of defaulting homeowners is up, reversing the trend of positive gains over the last several months.  While the increase in defaults is small, it indicates the economy is headed in the wrong direction as the stock market and overall economy is sputtering.  Considering the current job market, it

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What if I can’t remember all my creditors?

I recommend that all my clients run a three-bureau credit report before filing bankruptcy in Riverside California.  This helps ensure that all creditors are listed as well as collection agencies.   It is important that all of your creditors are listed on your bankruptcy petition and schedules.  You are legally obligated to list ALL creditors, not

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Riverside Real Estate Attorneys-Lack of Institutional Control at Wells Fargo?

In an agreement with the Fed, Wells Fargo has agreed to pay an $85 million dollar fine for predatory lending practices that happened from 2004 to 2008.  The Fed claims that Wells Fargo employees steered loan applicants with prime credit into subprime loans.  These subprime loans gave borrowers higher rates, elevated fees, and one-sided loan

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