RentalForeclosure.com, Along With Sponsor Cherry Creek Mortgage, Provides Assistance to Alameda and Contra Costa County Renters
Posted on: Monday, 29 June 2009, 09:15 CDT
Renters can now check online to see if their landlord is facing foreclosure.
For those who want to know if the house or apartment they are renting is in foreclosure, peace of mind is now just a few keystrokes away. RentalForeclosure.com provides renters with FREE information that was previously difficult to obtain - all in hopes of avoiding disrupting, costly and unnecessary evictions.
"Renters may have been paying their rent on time, but their landlords have defaulted on obligations to their lenders, who are now seizing foreclosed properties. Often in these situations, the renters have only a few days to relocate their families."
Cherry Creek Mortgage, a leading Bay Area mortgage lender, supports RentalForeclosure.com and leaders in the organization agree the service is the right thing to do. "We feel it is important to support efforts that will help protect renters from unexpected evictions," says
"Renters deserve the opportunity to be kept informed so they can have time to properly and safely move themselves and their families in the event of a foreclosure. This website is a FREE and easy place for renters in many states to find out if they need to start looking for a new place to live."
RentalForeclosure.com was founded in 2007 by Dave Madam and
Cherry Creek Mortgage, an experienced mortgage banker specializing in FHA, VA and conventional loans, has been making home loans since 1986. A highly dedicated and professional team of loan officers and support personnel who thrive on making a difference in people's lives by helping them with their mortgage decisions and financial well being.
SOURCE RentalForeclosure.com
Source: PR Newswire
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