Regis Sauger
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Regis Sauger is a Licensed Mortgage Broker in Florida. He has written numerous aritlces on consumer credit. He has over 25,000 readers of his articles.
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The authors view of a new phenomena happening in the foreclosure arena. An example of American ingenuity without the aid of "jolly no-doers" in Washington and the "greedy sharks" of Wall St.
The author's perception of how so many famlies have fallen into the financial trap. Greed, just pure greed is the single most contributor of our present day problems.
The author's interpretation of today's mortgage mess to enable average folks to better understand. It is within your rights to know "who owns" your mortgage note and "who" is getting the payments.
The Authors Feelings of our Present Day Political and Economic Situation. He Offers (74) Years of Experience and Lore to Reflect on Reality.
An interesting in-sight to the recent "bailout" of the big boys from money which was intended to help you.This article provides some idea of how convoluted the banking system is and how we as the consumer don't have any idea of what goes on behind closed doors on Wall St.
An article that identifies the power that the Credit Bureaus have over our daily lives. They are NOT a part of the US Government and are for profit companies. You do NOT own your personal credit information that they make millions from.
A tested strategy to deal with Creditors ready to sue. Making payments each month elimiinates court action. No, Judge will entertain a lawsuit as long as you are making an attempt to settle a debt.Make sure that you settle PRIOR to going to court.
A lot of single Mom's do not have the experience nor the resources to get out of this type of a situation. This sample letter has helped thousands.
A method to insure that when an amount is agreed upon to settle, this insures that the collection agency/creditor does not come back for the balance or gives the account to another collection agency to attempt to collect more money.
A simple explanation of "negotiation strategy" when dealing with a creditor. In today's troubled economy, this knowledge is valuable for the average family.
