Thank you for taking the time to visit our blog. We are happy to announce that our newly redesigned website is now live. Much work is still to be done on it over the next days and weeks. Please accept our apologies for any typos, bugs, or errors you may experience while browsing the new site -- we hope to get everything fixed up and ironed out as soon as possible!

Over the next few weeks, we will be working on a new version of the ForeclosureFish website. There will be vast new sections covering loan modification programs, settlement of other debts besides the mortgage, personal finance issues, and the uses and importance of consulting with a bankruptcy attorney to have a final backup against losing a property. We are looking forward to bringing you this new information and giving you the latest most effective tools to understand and fight foreclosure.

Happy Presidents' Day 2010!

From,
ForeclosureFish

This blog will be taking a break today as your industrious editor and publisher gets his wisdom teeth removed.

Happy New Year!

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ForeclosureFish.com
Your source on the web for mortgage help.

Merry Christmas!

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ForeclosureFish.com

Happy Thanksgiving to all our visitors!

Here are some things I am thankful for this year:

• My health.
• The knowledge I gain from my studies.
• Having an opportunity to spread important information with the world on this website.
• Running in the summer.
• The peace felt just sitting and thinking.
• Great times with friends and family.
• The wisdom to put life in perspective.
• Meeting new people and turning strangers into friends.
• All of the businesses and people working in the private sector for the cause of furthering civilization.
• Working hard and earning a rest.
• All of the people I have talked to over the years who have helped me understand the real estate industry.
• Sharing my thoughts with others.
• Stretching, yoga, massage, progressive relaxation.
• Getting enough sleep.
• Knowing what matters in life.
• Going for a walk on a beautiful day.

From everyone at ForeclosureFish, we hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Happy Labor Day!

From everyone at ForeclosureFish

Be sure to check out the new ForeclosureFish.net website, which has been recently redesigned with several hundred new pages of free foreclosure information.

There are also 12 new foreclosure e-books that can be downloaded that address a huge number of topics and solutions to save your home.

Ever wonder how bankruptcy can help you stop foreclosure?
Do you know how a deed in lieu can affect your credit?
What can you do to stop a foreclosure auction days before it happens?

The answer to these questions and many others can be found on the new site. So visit it today and find out how to avoid foreclosure and repair your credit!

Merry Christmas!

From everyone at ForeclosureFish.com

With all of the new federal and state programs created across the country to address the foreclosure crisis, it is time for our foreclosure laws section to be updated.

The new section of the website will contain both federal and state law discussions, as well as an examination of how homeowners can defend a foreclosure in court. This will be an indispensable resource both for borrowers and a guide for attorneys who are assisting in a defense and find a need to refer to the actual foreclosure laws.

Keep an eye on this website and our other ForeclosureFish site over the next few weeks, because exciting new changes are on their way!

Happy Thanksgiving!

From,
ForeclosureFish.com

Over the next few weeks, this site will be bringing homeowners more information than any other on various methods to stop or delay a foreclosure using the local court system. The thought of going before a judge and fighting the bank can be quite distressing, but it is one of the most effective ways to gain more time and force the bank into a more reasonable settlement than taking the home.

From the initial lawsuit to a potential deficiency judgment and bankruptcy, homeowners are always threatened with legal actions being taken against them during a foreclosure. But most borrowers attempt to qualify for a loan modification, sell the house, refinance with a foreclosure lender, or simply give up before they are required to move out. And this is all because they do not know how the legal process works to be able to defend themselves against a lawsuit.

Banks, on the other hand, may know little more about the legal process than than their foreclosure victims, but they have the means (ironically enough, paid for by the interest generated from other families' mortgage loans) to hire attorneys who have purchased computer software that allows them to make nice-looking legal forms and motions. Banks and foreclosure attorneys never expect to be challenged in court because so few homeowners know how to do it; even if they hire their own attorney, it is usually just to force a settlement.

Thus, a homeowner who understands three things about the legal system can fight a bank for as long as it takes. First, the borrower just needs to be aware of how the court works, what format motions should be put in, and other procedural rules. Second, homeowners need to have an awareness of some of the ways banks violate various rules, such as sheriff sale notification rules or the Truth in Lending Act. And finally, the owner has to be able to explain these violations in language the courts will understand and be able to put all of the burden of proof back on the bank and its attorneys.

A new section of the website may be created to index all of the new information that will be available here on this blog, including example letters or motions. With old and new defenses to foreclosure being discovered every day and being proven effectual against lenders' baseless lawsuits, homeowners can add utilize a number of new tools to save their home. We plan to detail at least two dozen ways that a mortgage company fails to prove its case or can be challenged in court.

Merry Christmas!

From all of us at ForeclosureFish.com, we wish you and your family a very merry Christmas.

There won't be much of an update today, as we are working on the website, and putting together some new, unique programs to help homeowners stop foreclosure. To get all of the free foreclosure information you need, please browse around our site. We will return very soon with more substantial posts, as well as new updates to the ForeclosureFish.com website. Thank you for your patience.

We've made a slight change to the blog. Anyone can leave comments now, not just registered users. If you see anything that you would like to leave a comment, please feel free. Also, if there are any questions, please leave those, as well.

Happy New Year!

Make 2007 the year that you stop foreclosure or help a family in foreclosure save their home.

ForeclosureFish will be reopen for business tomorrow, January 2nd, 2007. We are closed on New Years Day in observance of the holiday.

Hopefully, your New Year's resolution will be to learn as much as you need to be able to stop foreclosure and avoid any potential foreclosure scams.

Merry Christmas to all of our visitors.

No real post today. Just enjoy the holiday!

There are a few major and minor announcements before the weekend. We're excited to be implementing some new changes, as well as giving away a new, old foreclosure relief book.

We are planning some new updates to the website over the weekend, which will vastly increase the amount of information available to homeowners and others in the foreclosure industry. Check for new pages, better explanations, and updated information on the current pages.

Also... the big announcement: to all of our clients, we will be giving away a free foreclosure relief booklet. Because of the success of the original book, we have decided to give it away for free to everyone who submits their email to us, either through the info@foreclosurefish.com account, or by using the submission form on our site.

We hope everyone has a great weekend, and we look forward to adding more valuable content and services to all of our visitors.

If you're in foreclosure and you have a question, please feel free to submit it. We enjoy providing free information relating to helping homeowners save their homes and stop foreclosure. No question should be considered too irrelevant and we will attempt to be as fair and balanced as possible in our answers.

We are contemplating adding a FAQ for general questions, but the main argument against this type of project is very strong. Namely, every foreclosure situation is different and requires evaluation and consideration. There really are no simple, broad answers to stop foreclosure in general. Your situation is different from every other foreclosure victim and requires special attention.

The other main reason we do not wish to provide a FAQ is that it will take away valuable resources that can be directed to answering specific questions relating to foreclosure. As a case in point of the variety of foreclosure situations and our responses to questions, please see here.

However, we are planning on adding new information to our site in the near future. The goal of all of the information on our site is to help homeowners take responsibility for their mortgages and learn how to stop foreclosure without being taken advantage of by unscrupulous companies.

Thank you for taking the time to read our site and our blog, and we contine, as always, to look forward to helping all homeowners learn more about their mortgage, property, and the general economic conditions that contribute to situations that lead to foreclosure. We believe that even a small knowledge of all of these topics give homeowners the power to stop foreclosure successfully.

Hello Everyone,

No substantial post today (Friday), but have a great weekend.

If you need immediate assistance, please browse our website for free solutions, or consider purchasing our foreclosure e-book, Theft of the American Home.

Also, for those who need assistance to stop foreclosure, please fill out our contact form and one of our foreclosure experts will contact you as soon as possible.

With foreclosure season in full swing for the economy, we hope we can provide all of our clients with the level of service they expect.

We announced earlier in this blog that were were planning a new series of articles on specific foreclosure scam companies. After doing extensive research and brainstorming, we have made a significant change in our plans.

Instead of a series of articles, we have decided to write a new, larger special report on general foreclosure scams, and the specific companies that commit these crimes.

This is, undoubtedly, a larger project than we originally anticipated it being, but we believe that a detailed analysis of specific foreclosure scams is well worth the time. It is important for homeowners to know, not only the general theories behind how foreclosure scams work, but how they have been committed over time. Scammers have changed and adapted their techniques to appear as legal as possible, exploiting loopholes in the system, or outright committing criminal acts regardless of the consequences.

Much of the research on some of these companies has been completed to date, and now needs to be organized and put together in a coherent manner. We plan on making the report available early in the new year, just in time for (hopefully) the end of foreclosure season in the U.S. housing market.

If you have any suggestions on the new report, please let us know by leaving a comment on the blog, or emailing us. For additional immediate information on foreclosure scams, please see the special report included in our foreclosure e-book, Theft of the American Home.

In the coming weeks and months, ForeclosureFish.com will be presenting a series of case studies detailing specific foreclosure scams.

Numerous news stories, former customer accounts, and former employee interviews will be presented in our evaluation of each of these companies.

Our hope is that by being aware of specific ways that criminals scam their clients, our customers will be more successful in avoiding these scams and, ultimately, stop foreclosure.

Watch this space for our upcoming scam evaluations, which should start appearing in a few weeks, and will ramp up during the new year.

Happy Thanksgiving!

We look forward to assisting all of our clients stop foreclosure before, during, and after the holidays. Our offices will be open on Monday, November 27, 2006. Thank you for allowing us to help you save your homes and stop foreclosure.

From,

The ForeclosureFish staff

Our offices will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 23, reopening on Monday, November 27.

If you need foreclosure assistance from us, please post a comment on the blog, send an email, complete the evaluation form, or leave a voicemail on our direct number.

Much of the information you need to save your home from foreclosure is freely available on the ForeclosureFish.com website. You are encouraged to read the foreclosure information on the site, and contact your lender directly to start the process of examining a repayment plan.

As a general note, remember to get everything that you discuss with your lender in writing. Verbal agreements or repayment plans mean nothing when you are trying to save your home from foreclosure.

Have a happy Thanksgiving.

The news, blog, and links will be updated over the long weekend.

Only a short post today, as we have been busy implementing a number of updates.

We're glad to announce that some new and exciting changes are in the works for the ForeclosureFish.com website. We are optimizing the entire site for other browsers besides Internet Explorer, including the FireFox web browser.

Also, keep an eye on the "Foreclosure News" section of the site, as new stories will be updated on a continual basis to help all of our visitors save their homes from foreclosure.

The main focus of our site from Day 1 has bee to help people stop foreclosure and have as many options as possible. The new updates that will be should be completed by the end of the week.

Thanks for patience, and we look forward to making our foreclosure help process even better for you.

Due to the overwhelming success of the first version, ForeclosureFish.com is proud to announce the newly revised and updated edition to the "Foreclosure Relief Booklet." The new book is entitled Theft of the American Home, and is available exclusively on this website. It is the only guide you will ever need for saving your home.

Nearly every section of the old booklet has been expanded, and several new chapters have been added. We have also included copies of forms and letters that we use on a daily basis to help homeowners stop foreclosure. You can use these forms on your own to save your home. State foreclosure laws for all fifty U.S. states are included, along with clarifications of legal terms, time frames for the foreclosure process, and contact information for your state's attorney general.

Find out why bankruptcy and selling your home are bad ideas when you are in foreclosure, and can actually put you in a worse situation. Learn how to save your home the right way, without putting your trust in an attorney who is only out to sell you a bankruptcy.

Also included at no additional charge is our special report on foreclosure scams. Nearly twenty of the most common foreclosure scams are detailed, along with ways to get your money or home back from scammers. Your lender may be taking advantage of you without you even knowing about it.

As a special bonus, we have included a Case Study of our parent company Adama Properties and how they helped one of their clients get over $1,500 back from two separate scam companies.

What about after foreclosure? Well, we've also included sections on how to repair your credit and financial picture after you have saved your home. We've designed these sections with the purpose of helping you qualify for a new loan or refinance within a year after being in foreclosure.

Don't trust anyone else to help you save your home until you've read this book. We know it's not your fault you're in foreclosure, but you can not let criminals trick you out of your home or life savings.

Theft of the American Home -- Save your home yourself and never worry about foreclosure again.

Thank you for your patience and support while we were updating our website. As you can see, all the previous posts were lost in the change-over. Please repost any useful information. We will try to get a searchable database of all the previous posts asap

Thank you,

ForeclosureFish Admin Team