Comments on: Foreclosure options for delaying the foreclosure sale- Video lesson 1 transcription (part 2 of 3) http://estopforeclosure.com/2008/12/2-of-3-foreclosure-options-for-delaying-foreclosure-lesson-1-transcription/ Loan modification, foreclosure defense, short sales and other strategies for the burdened homeowner Sat, 19 May 2012 02:42:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: stopforeclosure http://estopforeclosure.com/2008/12/2-of-3-foreclosure-options-for-delaying-foreclosure-lesson-1-transcription/#comment-145 stopforeclosure Fri, 06 Feb 2009 19:10:26 +0000 http://www.estopforeclosure.com/blog/?p=27#comment-145 Kevin in a a message asked me the following. I thought the answer and any following dialogue might be of assistance to others: "Will a qualified written request delay foreclosure if a Notice Of Defaut (the FIRST OFFICIAL STEP to foreclosure in California) has been filed? Thanks." What do you mean by qualified written request? A qualified written request to who? Qualified in what way? If you call your lender you can request their help in delaying the foreclosure. Especially now days there is increasing pressure to offer more creative options to getting you back on your feet. Some of the strategies I mention here could be considered a qualified request as well as this post. <a href="http://www.estopforeclosure.com/blog/2009/01/15-ways-to-delay-foreclosure-or-even-stomp-it-to-pieces/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.estopforeclosure.com/blog/2009/01/15-w...</a> If you mean by a qualified written request the following, "Dear lender, please give me another year of not making payments while I get my life together" then obviously that probably won't work. Andy Kevin in a a message asked me the following. I thought the answer and any following dialogue might be of assistance to others:

"Will a qualified written request delay foreclosure if a Notice Of Defaut (the FIRST OFFICIAL STEP to foreclosure in California) has been filed? Thanks."

What do you mean by qualified written request? A qualified written request to who? Qualified in what way?

If you call your lender you can request their help in delaying the foreclosure. Especially now days there is increasing pressure to offer more creative options to getting you back on your feet.

Some of the strategies I mention here could be considered a qualified request as well as this post. http://www.estopforeclosure.com/blog/2009/01/15-w…

If you mean by a qualified written request the following, "Dear lender, please give me another year of not making payments while I get my life together" then obviously that probably won't work.

Andy

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