A woman purchased a set of furniture in a large store. She gave the salesperson cash but never received the goods: The “salesperson”, it appeared, was a bogus one, not an identifiable employee of the store at all. Even though the customer never got a receipt for her money, even though the records of the store showed no entry for her deposit, the court ruled that the store was entirely responsible:
“Certainly the proprietor’s duty of care and precaution for the safety and security of the customer encompasses more than the diligent observation and removal of banana peels from the aisles…the duty of the proprietor also encircles the exercise of reasonable care and vigilance to protect the customer from losses occasioned by the deception of an apparent salesman.”
Filed under Identity Theft by Landon McGehee
by Melinda Torbay
Should You Sacrifice Savings to Pay Debt Off?
I guess most of us dream about living without debt. If you are like me, you sit down and pay bills, and think about how much money you would have if you did not have to service credit card bills, car loans, or a mortgage. Maybe a picture of a shack on an island even comes to mind.
I really think that those end of the world books became popular as an escape. Even if something awful happens, like a zombie invasion, it would still wipe out all of our creditors too.
Filed under Mortgages by Melinda Torbay
Home foreclosure is one of the greatest fears of families due to debt. Even though this is true we often take our bills for granted in favor of our credit cards. Before we know it bills have easily stacked up and we end up not knowing who to pay first to stop the calls, and the current economy is not making this situation any easier.
Even though your house is being foreclosed there are still legal procedures to follow. Your lender can’t just kick you out of the house. There are laws that protect homeowners from these situations. Here are some of the important facts you need to know when facing a foreclosure.
Filed under Mortgages by Doc Schmyz
by Darrell Price
Too often, people tend to under estimate the significant role that credit plays in their lives. Having a positive FICO score can open financial doors to new homes, cars and could even be a means of funding a new business venture. In many ways, the American economy is built around a system of good and bad credit.
People with poor credit often lack the rating they need to get ahead in life. The good news is that if your credit has somehow managed to decline and you no longer can qualify for a loan, you can start the process of rebuilding your credit. There are a few steps you can take to get your credit rating restored so you can take advantage of loans when the right opportunities present themselves.
Tags: article, bankruptcy, blogs, business, credit, debt, education, family, internet, legal, loan, money, mortgage, Mortgages, society
Filed under Mortgages by Darrell Price
If your credit rating has taken a big drop as so many others have because of unexpected circumstances in a bad economy, there is hope. Now is the time to pick up the pieces and start rebuilding your credit. Many people wait years before they make the decision to do something about it. You should start the process right away.
The current state of the American economy has raised the need to have good credit. More than ever consumers are looking for reputable companies to help them restore their ratings and increase their FICO scores. With so many new companies springing up, there is now an abundance of information relating to repairing credit.
Tags: article, bankruptcy, blogs, business, credit, debt, education, family, internet, legal, loan, money, mortgage, Mortgages, society
Filed under Mortgages by Darrell Price
Anyone who is struggling with their finances has almost always wondered can I keep my house if I file bankruptcy. You really do not want to give up your home just because your finances are hurting do you?
We all know that we all have some type of attachment to our homes whether we really want to admit or not the truth is that none of us ever want to find ourselves in a financial position where we have to move back into an apartment because we can not afford to make our mortgage payments.
Well if you are wondering “can I keep my house if I file bankruptcy” then you are going to want to read this entire article. We are going to provide you some great tips that will help you to better understand the bankruptcy laws. Of course one thing that you are going to have to realize is that every state is going to be different when it comes to filing bankruptcy.
Filed under Mortgages by Emma Elvie
If you, like many people in the U.S.A, are facing foreclosure on your home, then you are looking for anything you can do to stop it. Firstly, be calm and dont panic. Do not get yourself into a situation like mortgage restructure that you have to pay for up front. A reputable mortgage company, that knows that their service will help you, will do this with no money up front because they know they will get paid when the mortgage goes through.
In stopping foreclosure, the first thing you need to do is always keep the lending company aware of your current issue. Work with the mortgage company and make an agreement with them to pay what you can, even if it is partial payments. This agreement, if followed by you, will keep your loan from going into foreclosure.
Tags: advice, collections, credit, debt, finance, foreclosure, home, law, mortgage, Mortgages, personal finance, self help
Filed under Mortgages by Adam Whazzer
It ’s really hard to see that we as a people have not found from our past and are once again starting to cycle it. I’m not trying to be negative just for the reason of bringing down someone’s hopes but I’m trying to save some heartache for someone and hoping that someone will pay very close attention to what I am about to say.
Just in case you have missed the majority of the last couple years, PLEASE NOTE: MODIFICATION COMPANIES ARE A BAD IDEA! Please know that I am, saying this since I have lived and worked on all 3 sides of the business. After having experienced what it’s like to be involved on both sides of the business I can truly say that there are so many potholes for the average Homeowner that tries try to navigate the Loan Modification / Foreclosure Defense process alone.
Tags: advice, credit, debt, finance, foreclosure, home, law, legal, mortgage, Mortgages, personal finance, self help
Filed under Mortgages by Adam Wazzer
Imagine the next time you join a discussion about guaranteed online personal loans. When you start sharing the fascinating facts surrounding high risk personal loans below, your friends will be absolutely amazed.
Unsecured lending takes a couple of main forms, based upon the borrower’s needs: traditional personal loan financing and credit cards. While traditional personal loans have been around much longer, they have been largely replaced by the credit card , which lenders find far easier to sell, package and market to the public (thereby making them much more lucrative.
Tags: banks, cash loans, debt, fast loans, finance, guaranteed loans, high risk loans, instant loans, loans, Mortgages, payday loans, personal loans, secured loans, unsecured loans
Filed under Mortgages by Todd Whitten
by Ivan Restlsor
It is important that you choose the real estate management firm carefully. There are all kinds of real estate management firms out there (good and bad). You must check the references of the real estate management firm before you actually hire them for the job.
So, if you feel that Colorado real estate doesnt rock; you can probably make it rock for you. There always are plenty of opportunities.
Tags: arizona, california, credit, debt, financial, home, House, loan, Mortgages, real estate, tips, united states
Filed under Mortgages by Ivan Restlsor