There are various things that you can use as a foreclosure defense, such as if your lender is dual tracking. If you think that this is something that your lender is doing, it is imperative to contact a foreclosure defense attorney. In fact, pretty much anyone who is in foreclosure should consider hiring a lawyer to help them with this tough situation.
What is Dual Tracking?
Dual tracking means that your lender is pursuing a foreclosure while also pursuing a loan modification. Basically, some lenders stall on loan modifications and attempt to foreclose in the meantime. This is an unethical and illegal tactic, and proving that it’s something that your lender is doing can help you save your home from foreclosure.
What Should You Do if Your Lender is Dual Tracking?
If you receive a foreclosure notice while under the impression that your lender is working on a loan modification, or if your lender is stalling on your loan modification and you fear that it could result in a foreclosure, then it is important to hire an attorney as soon as possible. Then, your lawyer will have more time to work on your case and potentially help you save your home.
Dual tracking is illegal, but this doesn’t stop some lenders from attempting to do it. If you are in this situation or otherwise need help with an impending foreclosure, contact us at Jonathan Kline, P.A. today. Then, we can assist you during this difficult time and can potentially help you save your home.
