Homeowners In Danger Of Foreclosure In Grand Rapids Learning New Ways To Take Action

Online, July 24, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Homeowners in danger of foreclosure in Grand Rapids learning new ways to take action

Distressed Homeowners in West Michigan are finding that there are more options than they previously realized to save their homes from foreclosure. Capitalizing on new government programs as well as more traditional foreclosure alternatives, such as short sales, homeowners are finding banks are increasingly receptive to exploring these options. Banks have developed systems to assist homeowners avoid foreclosure if at all possible.

"For many homeowners who find themselves in a danger of losing their home, especially when their home is now worth less than the amount they owe, they have discovered that taking proactive steps can open up options that they never new were available," says Tashjian, Keller Williams, CDPE in Grand Rapids.

"These options are finding much more receptive partners at the banks," said Tashjian "because the lenders have recognized that homeowners willing to face their situation head-on can be their most effective distressed customers."

It is vital to work with a professional familiar with the process of avoiding foreclosure and what the the best options are for homeowners.

As a Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE), Donna Tashjian has paid special attention to the options available to homeowners who find themselves in this situation. With some assistance a homeowner can review their options and decide the best course for them. It is important to find the best way to turn a difficult situation around.

"These opportunities are nothing new," Donna Tashjian said, "but once a homeowner gets to foreclosure, they often believe it is too late to take advantage of them. Nothing could be further from the truth." Don't delay call today!