Author: NYSMSCOM

There are currently over 37,000 homeless veterans in the United States. Many of these brave men and women are homeless because they could not afford … Read More

If you have suffered financial hardship, you may be having difficulty paying your mortgage. After three months of delinquent payments, your lender can begin foreclosure … Read More

People choose to live in different areas and neighborhoods for different reasons:  schools, proximity to work, affordability of housing. Many may choose to move into … Read More

There have been recent changes to foreclosure laws in New York due to Covid-19. The “COVID-19 Emergency Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Act of 2020” grants … Read More

Unfortunately, with the state of our world right now, many people are wondering what happens to equity in a foreclosure. Many questions arise when someone’s … Read More

Since COVID-19 hit the United States last March, foreclosure has an all-too-real fear for many homeowners. However, if they know exactly what will put their … Read More

While many people trust the experts from UMoveFree to help find them a great apartment, a majority of Americans own their homes. When you own … Read More

The year 2020 will go down as an unprecedented time in history, particularly and especially due to Covid-19.  The pandemic has affected millions of lives … Read More

A lien is a legal right to a property; they provide lenders with security. Liens give creditors the legal authority to seize and sell collateral … Read More

New York is a judicial foreclosure state; a lender must go through the courts to foreclose on a property.  However, in certain circumstances, the judicial … Read More