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Vince Rabago Law Office successfully saved this Arizona property from an illegal and fraudulent foreclosure by a tax lien investor who presented false information to take the home through a foreclosure lawsuit.  The home had been illegally foreclosed without proper notice of the lawsuit to the homeowner and there was shady conduct by the investor, including allegedly presenting false information.  Our office successfully overturned the foreclosure judgment, and proved that the investor had presented false information.  In Arizona and other states, if you do not pay your property taxes, investors can pay your taxes (a minor investment compared to what you have paid) and get tax lien certificates, and if the taxes are not paid off in a number of years, that investor can then file a foreclosure lawsuit to try to foreclose on your home or property and take it from you.  Here, we won one for the American homeowner!  Arizona Tax Foreclosure overturned

Vince Rabago Law Office successfully saved this Arizona property from an illegal and fraudulent foreclosure by a tax lien investor who presented false information to take the home through a foreclosure lawsuit.  The home had been illegally foreclosed without proper notice of the lawsuit to the homeowner and there was shady conduct by the investor, including allegedly presenting false information.  Our office successfully overturned the foreclosure judgment, and proved that the investor had presented false information.  In Arizona and other states, if you do not pay your property taxes, investors can pay your taxes (a minor investment compared to what you have paid) and get tax lien certificates, and if the taxes are not paid off in a number of years, that investor can then file a foreclosure lawsuit to try to foreclose on your home or property and take it from you.  Here, we won one for the American homeowner!  Arizona Tax Foreclosure overturned

This week, on June 20th and 21st, 2012, counselors from the state sponsored program Save Our Home AZ will be available for hourly appointments  Wednesday and Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Hotel Tucson City Center InnSuites, 475 N. Granada Ave..

Under the Save Our Home AZ program, unemployed homeowners can apply for temporary payment assistance for up to two years while they seek work.

Underemployed homeowners can apply for a loan  principal reduction of up to $50,000 with a matching contribution from a participating lender that could reduce mortgage payments to 31 percent of the homeowner’s monthly income.

Participants must meet certain requirements, including eligibility, hardship, property type, loan balance, income level and other conditions.

This news was reported in the Arizona Daily Star newspaper on June 17, 2012.  http://azstarnet.com/business/local/foreclosure-prevention-help-available-in-tucson-this-week/article_de13553e-b75d-11e1-b921-0019bb2963f4.html

For information about the program, check out the Save Our Home AZ website at: https://www.savemyhomeaz.gov/

If you are not eligible for such programs, consult with an attorney for other possible options — including whether you can or even should try to save your home though other means, including Chapter 13 bankruptcy or even litigation.

Contact our office for a comprehensive, reasonably priced one-hour consultation that includes document review.