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Avoiding Foreclosure on Your Home

Car payments, purchasing groceries, daycare costs, mortgage payments—it’s no surprise that money is one of the top stress factors in America in 2023. Don’t let the possibility of foreclosure make matters worse. If you are unable to pay your mortgage, don’t ignore it; contact your lender and, most importantly, prioritize your spending. Follow along as True Neighbor talks about avoiding foreclosure.   Don’t Ignore the Issue at Hand Not only can ignoring foreclosure have serious consequences for homeowners, it can also prolong stress and anxiety. When you ignore foreclosure, it can lead to the loss of your property, destroy your credit, and leave you in debt. The lender can proceed with selling your home, which can get you evicted. If you keep ignoring the problem, it will only be harder to fix the issue in the end. Contact Your Lender Communication is key. Contacting your lender should be one of your top priorities when you get handed a foreclosure lawsuit. Your lenders want you to keep your house and are there to help you explore potential solutions and find one that works for you and your situation. After you have reached out to them and understand your options, make sure you keep in touch regularly. Prioritize Your Spending Saving money and prioritizing a […]

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How to Know When It’s Time to Sell Your House

Home is where your heart is, but sometimes we outgrow the spaces that we have loved for so long. Selling your home can be emotional, but a time may come when you must start thinking about moving on. Whether you are running out of space, having financial issues, or needing renovations that you just can’t afford, True Neighbor is here to help while keeping your best interests in mind—no matter what the circumstance may be. If you are thinking about moving on to the next chapter in your life, here are some tips on how to know when it’s time to sell your house. Running Low on Space Coming to the realization that we’ve outgrown our space is bittersweet. While you recognize the growth and progress you have made, the need to sell your starter home may be emotional. You want to best accommodate your family members and their need to grow. With that in mind, always remember to think about your current and future needs. Moving to a larger home may sound stressful. Some questions might be running through your head: Who’s going to sell it? What if it needs renovations? How long will it take to sell? True Neighbor is here to help answer some of these unknown questions and guide […]

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