Don't Just Fret - Here's Something to DO
October 27, 2009
Homeowners who have found themselves facing loan re-sets, and the possibility of losing their homes can be at a loss as to where to seek advice. Unfortunately there are folks out there who have conjured up ways to take advantage of a homeowner's distress. Scams such as offering to help to obtain a loan modification and charging a fee to do so and then doing nothing seems a popular strategy for these scammers. Frustrated homeowners become easy prey when they have been unable to reach their lender to seek help.
This Thursday the Inland Economic Recovery Corporation and the state Assembly are sponsoring an event at the National Orange Show Event's Center Valencia Room. This event will bring together credit repair and debt counselors who will be available to discuss loan modifications and to provide valuable "how-to" information on short sales, credit repairs, debt relief, work force development and other topics that are pertinent to recovering from this economic downturn.
There will also be job-search experts on hand to advise how to start preparing for the economic recovery and the job opportunities that may become available.
There will also be a booth sponsored by the Homeownership Education Learning Program, a local non-profit that helps buyers, sellers and real estate professionals.
The event will be from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2009.
For more information you can call (877) 418-7943
Homeowners who have found themselves facing loan re-sets, and the possibility of losing their homes can be at a loss as to where to seek advice. Unfortunately there are folks out there who have conjured up ways to take advantage of a homeowner's distress. Scams such as offering to help to obtain a loan modification and charging a fee to do so and then doing nothing seems a popular strategy for these scammers. Frustrated homeowners become easy prey when they have been unable to reach their lender to seek help.
This Thursday the Inland Economic Recovery Corporation and the state Assembly are sponsoring an event at the National Orange Show Event's Center Valencia Room. This event will bring together credit repair and debt counselors who will be available to discuss loan modifications and to provide valuable "how-to" information on short sales, credit repairs, debt relief, work force development and other topics that are pertinent to recovering from this economic downturn.
There will also be job-search experts on hand to advise how to start preparing for the economic recovery and the job opportunities that may become available.
There will also be a booth sponsored by the Homeownership Education Learning Program, a local non-profit that helps buyers, sellers and real estate professionals.
The event will be from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2009.
For more information you can call (877) 418-7943
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