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BY: Jeffrey Posner
SheriffSalesOnline.com
Did you know that New Jersey entitles every homeowner in foreclosure to two separate two week adjournments? That’s right, so once the sale is advertised (one month before) it may actually take two months before it makes it to the auction block. Many investors get frustrated by this in the beginning of their career because they feel that nothing is ever getting sold.
You just need to understand the foreclosure process and that it is always being delayed any way it can. Think about it, if you were personally in foreclosure and about to loose your property, you would do everything possible to keep it and that is exactly what’s happening here. Properties get adjourned all the time in this business and the key to it all is keeping track of it.
The Plaintiff (in most cases the lender) can adjourn the sale as many times as they feel necessary and the Defendant can always do a Bankruptcy to freeze everything altogether. If a sale seems to be adjourned too frequently it is possible there is a work-out agreement in place with the lender or the property owner is working with someone else who is helping them through the foreclosure.
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| Increase in Lis Pendens Could Mean Trouble for New Jersey DSNews.com, TX - 24 minutes ago The hike in lis pendens, which is Latin for “suit pending,†is one of the best indicators of the housing market’s increasing instability in New Jersey, and it could be a sign of things to come. “Lis pendens are the first legal step taken in the home foreclosure process that indicate a homeowner is behind in his or her payments and headed for foreclosure,†said Jeffrey Posner, president of SheriffSalesOnline.com. “A house in a lis pendens proceeding means it is about eight or nine months away from being sold in a sheriff’s sale,†said Posner. So what is fueling this rise in default? The 17 interest rate hikes by the Fed since mid-2004 have made money tight formany homeowners. And with approximately $200 billion worth of adjustable rate mortgages resetting to higher rates in 2006 and more than $1 trillion scheduled to reset in 2007, borrowers in New Jersey and across the nation are finding it more difficult to make the higher payments. Sheriffsalesonline.com is a subscriber service providing timely notice of troubled properties in the lis pendens, public notice, and sheriff sale stages. For more information, visit www.sheriffsalesonline.com. |
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