Mortgage

The California foreclosure moratorium is set to expire - here's how that may affect you, and what you need to know.

One of the top reasons people forgo bankruptcy is a desire to buy a house. Here's why you shouldn't let that stop you.

Is a mortgage after bankruptcy possible? Certainly! You'll usually have to wait two years and rebuild credit, but then you can apply for a home loan in L.A.

Most property managers don't report your rent payments to credit bureaus. So, how can you use your costly Los Angeles rent to boost your credit score?

Late mortgage payments and the threat of foreclosure can be extremely stressful and upsetting. One option that can help is called "mortgage modification." Unfortunately, you have to be very careful when engaging a company to assist you with a loan modification.

How does foreclosure work in California? The California foreclosure process can last 200 days or more. Learn about notice of default and notice of trustee sale, plus options for saving your home. Borowitz & Clark breaks down the foreclosure process in California step by step. Contact us today for a free case review.

If you want to keep your home through the bankruptcy process, you'll have to keep making mortgage payments. What those payments will look like and whether any junior liens can be discharged depend on the type of bankruptcy and mortgages in your case.