Category: foreclosure

Most homeowners with a mortgage have a fear of foreclosure even though it’s not a huge risk. Statistics show that during the economic crisis in … Read More

Right before New Year’s Eve, Governor Cuomo signed the COVID-19 Emergency Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Act. This Act prevents COVID-related foreclosures and evictions from negatively … Read More

Foreclosures can feel foreign, intimidating, and overwhelming. While you are already particularly vulnerable, you may also encounter scams. This article will go over common foreclosure … Read More

With the creation of COVID-19 vaccines, relief from the physical, emotional and financial toll the pandemic has taken on New Yorkers is in sight. But … Read More

With the COVID-19 vaccines on the horizon, millions of Americans are in danger of homelessness. Though Governor Cuomo issued Executive Order 202.81, extending the suspension … Read More

In 2017, over 12,000 houses were in foreclosure in New York, according to the Furman Center. While this can be a significant decrease in the … Read More

The majority of the houses in New York were built over 5 decades back. Keeping these old structures and creating much-needed repairs may drain family … Read More

For most retired homeowners, the reverse mortgage is a source of additional income which lets them tap into their home equity.  The procedure has also … Read More