Comments on: The Foreclosure Survival Guide: Keep Your House or Walk Away With Money in Your Pocket http://www.cashmissing.com/the-foreclosure-survival-guide-keep-your-house-or-walk-away-with-money-in-your-pocket.html Find Money That Is Owed To You! Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:31:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Big Daddy http://www.cashmissing.com/the-foreclosure-survival-guide-keep-your-house-or-walk-away-with-money-in-your-pocket.html#comment-2906 Big Daddy Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:33:21 +0000 http://www.cashmissing.com/the-foreclosure-survival-guide-keep-your-house-or-walk-away-with-money-in-your-pocket.html#comment-2906 I'm an attorney and ordered this book for two reasons: (1) I'm getting more and more questions from those who are having financial difficulties and (2) opposition research. I do not represent debtors but all lawyers get hit up for advice in areas where they do not regularly practice (relatives, friends, etc.). I wanted something handy and concise that summarized the major points. This book does a good job in that respect. Also, while I don't regularly represent creditors, I frequently encounter situations where it is good for me to see how debtors think and anticipate what kinds of actions their advisors may tell them to take. This book was also good in that respect. <br /> <br />Overall, the book is simple and intuitive and contains good advice. I thought the advice to debtors about how to avoid scams was particularly insightful. I would only stress that people who are concerned about losing their home would be best to buy the book BEFORE they get a foreclosure notice. The earlier you get started on taking defensive measures, the better. Rating: 5 / 5 I’m an attorney and ordered this book for two reasons: (1) I’m getting more and more questions from those who are having financial difficulties and (2) opposition research. I do not represent debtors but all lawyers get hit up for advice in areas where they do not regularly practice (relatives, friends, etc.). I wanted something handy and concise that summarized the major points. This book does a good job in that respect. Also, while I don’t regularly represent creditors, I frequently encounter situations where it is good for me to see how debtors think and anticipate what kinds of actions their advisors may tell them to take. This book was also good in that respect.

Overall, the book is simple and intuitive and contains good advice. I thought the advice to debtors about how to avoid scams was particularly insightful. I would only stress that people who are concerned about losing their home would be best to buy the book BEFORE they get a foreclosure notice. The earlier you get started on taking defensive measures, the better.
Rating: 5 / 5

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