Debt Recovery and Home Retention in America
The financial crisis has practically swept the entire world, affecting both large and small economies. The American economy has not been spared from the battering, and it has inevitably shown in the rising unemployment rate, and as a consequence, the number of people getting further buried in debt and losing their houses to foreclosure increases.
A solution exists to help those in need
| A lasting and more permanent solution must be done soon before the U.S. economy is completely decimated. For the consumers, however, there is already a solution in place. The United States Consumer Protection Group, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people recover from their immense debts and avoid losing their homes to foreclosure, is ready and willing to help those who need it the most. Provisions to Help The United States Consumer Protection Group is here to help American consumers who are seeking a way out of |
 |
| their mounting debt, as well as those who are in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure, by providing them with valuable information and education, by making them aware of the resources available to them to help them deal with their concerns, and by putting them in touch with the services that will aid them in achieving a favorable result to their dilemmas. | |
Life, Liberty, and Freedom for All
That’s what it says in the Declaration of Independence, and this is the basis of the American way of life, the home of freedom. This also means living free from fear, such as fear from being in deep debt, and fear of losing one’s home to foreclosure.
The Truth to free people from Debt and Foreclosure
The truth is: you DON’T have to lose your home, and you certainly DON’T have to live in debt. There are ways to manage your debt, and we are here to help you learn how.
What is Credit Repair?
Credit repair is an active endeavor to increase one’s credit score
Why do you need it?
Low credit scores almost always guarantees less opportunities
Do-It-Yourself Tips
Doing a credit repair yourself can be daunting if you are not aware of the process
What we can do for you
Help validate and clean-up bad records and information in your credit report.
What is Loan Modification?
A loan modification is a permanent change in one or more terms of a home loan
Why do you need it?
The time has never been better for consumers (who own homes) to take action and seek a loan modifi.
Do-It-Yourself Tips
Here is a little guide that will help if you choose to do loan modification yourself
What we can do for you
We are your ultimate and dedicated partner in getting the right knowledge about loan modification proced.
What is FHA Loan Program?
FHA loan is an assistance mortgage loan covered by the US Federal Housing Administration
Why do you need it?
If you qualify for an FHA loan, you have a higher chance of getting a good mortgage deal.
Do-It-Yourself Tips
Here is a little guide to help you establish a better chance at getting your first home mortgage.
What we can do for you
At USCPG, we believe that education is a citizen’s primary shield against poverty and abuse
.
FHA’s Home Rehab
Program Spikes in 2009
As of June 2009, the volume of new
loans covered by the FHA 203(k) Home
Rehabilitation Mortgage Insurance
Program nearly doubled the amount from
all of last year, according to a report
Thursday from the Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
FHA Announces Plan
to Modify Troubled Mortgages
FHA Suspends Ocala Mortgage
Wholesale
Stevens Confirmed As New FHA Chief
FHA (In)Secure
FHA Loan Rates - Interest Rates Moving Up
Greatly Soon?
Obama's Man Sworn In At FHA
Credit Repair Business Ordered to
Make Improvements
Loan Modification Off to Slow Start
Obama's Loan Modification Plan:
7 Things You Need to Know
Credit Repair
Validate and clean-up bad credit repoer records,
Find trusted financial counseling
Loan Modification
Reduce principal balances, Preserve home ownership,
lower monthly payments, and reduce interest rates
FHA Loan Program
Qualify for the Obama administration's $8,000 credit
for first time borrowers