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Keeping the family together after foreclosure

Keeping the Family Together after Foreclosure by Lea HabenThe weak economy and financial crisis this country has experienced has caused roughly four million American families to lose their homes to foreclosure according to some recent statistics.  The stress of foreclosure changes and significantly impacts families and can often leave  them in a state of crisis.  Historically, certain events such as job loss, illness, accident or divorce triggered foreclosure, now it has been spurred on by a weak economy,  bad loans, declining property values, and a global recession.  More and more Americans from all different economic classes have found themselves in this situation.  Chances are you probably know at least one family who has been affected by a foreclosure crisis.

Foreclosure may mean the end of your house but it does not have to mean the end of your family.  Some families will strengthen their bond in a time of crisis.  Here are a few things that you can do to ensure that your family survives the foreclosure process.

Foreclosure can set you back but it doesn’t have to mean the end for your family.  Learn from your mistakes, set some realistic economic goals and move on.

See Lea Haben discussing this topic, How to survive foreclosure as a family, on Good Morning Arizona on KTVK Channel 3 with Javier Soto.

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