Press releases for avoid foreclosure

Congress Report on HAMP Paints Ugly Foreclosure Picture, Prepare for Rise in Short Sales (2010-06-02)
The latest Congressional Report on HAMP paints an ugly foreclosure picture with the program falling well short of expectations. Short Sale expert, Matthew Sipera, offers new service to help real estate agents with the intricacies of short sales.

ShortSaleGA.com Has Found A New Home To Better Help Sell Homes (2010-01-25)
ShortSaleGA.com has now joined with Keller Williams Community Partners to expand its territory and bring quality, professional realtors closer to the people in need. By teaming with a larger network of realtors, ShortSaleGA.com hopes to help more people avoid foreclosures.

Uncle Sam Looks Like Santa This Year By Extending Federal Home Buyer Tax Credit (2009-11-24)
Uncle Sam is looking a lot like Santa this year by giving away thousands of dollars in tax credit to new AND current home buyers until April 2010!

Time Is Running Out To Get $8,000 Tax Credit For Buying A House (2009-10-18)
People who qualify as First Time Homeowners can get up to $8,000 tax credit if they buy a home before December 1, 2009.

ShortSaleGA.com Created To Reduce Georgia Foreclosures (2009-05-12)
Georgia had the fifth highest number of foreclosure filings in the first quarter of 2009. ShortSaleGa.com was created in 2008 to reduce the number of foreclosures in Georgia and has become a leader in the Georgia market of Short Sales.

Finally, an Honest and Ethical Law Firm Joins the Home Loan Modification Cause: the Loan Modification Department (2008-12-24)
In today's economy and reliance on government bail-outs for the large corporations, who is looking out for the American homeowner? Who is looking out for the individual who is facing foreclosure and needs help? Finally, an honest and ethical law firm has come to side with the American Homeowner. The Law Offices of Marc R. Tow has recently expanded their Loan Modification Department to help homeowners struggling to make their mortgage payments.