Contact: Chris Lamoreaux, Vice President
15500 W. Sand Street, Victorville, CA 92392
Phone: (760) 684-8007
September 13, 2011 e-mail: CL@cbcdesert.com
website: www.cbcdesert.com
For Immediate Release
HomeSource Lamoreaux Residential Group Keeps Open Door Policy for Homeowners in Need
Victorville, Calif. – With the current state of the economy, many homeowners are experiencing difficulties when attempting to sell their homes, in an effort to keep their credit scores and dignity in good standing. Foreclosures and short sales are more prevalent than ever in the residential real estate industry, and the HomeSource team is making every effort to help those in distress. HomeSource REALTOR® Cathy Meyers is aiming to notify troubled homeowners of her “open door” policy for those seeking further information.
Meyers is working to enlighten those in difficult financial situations of alternatives to walking away from their homes. Programs such as the HAFA Mortgage Program have been designed to help homeowners relocate without being forced out of their homes, while saving them from ruining their credit. The HAFA Program (Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives) gives homeowners $3,000 to relocate, with a plan.
Not only does the HAFA program assist those in financial need, the result also benefits neighbors and the community. While many foreclosures can cause homes and neighborhoods to look neglected, the HAFA program provides incentives for maintaining your home. In order for homeowners to qualify for the HAFA program the distressed home must be the client’s primary residence. Additionally, the clients must live in the home and take care of the property.
The HomeSource team and REALTOR® Cathy Meyers are working to help the community take advantage of these supportive programs. In fact, the HomeSource Real Estate Group is offering free consultations for those looking for guidance and alternatives to foreclosure.
“The thought of having to walk away from your home can inflict a great amount of stress and anxiety on a person. I want homeowners to know there are other options. That’s why I provide clients with free and safe consultations. Within real estate, I find that my passion is helping others and working to guide them through these difficult situations,” said Meyers.
From loan modifications to information on government programs such as HAFA, Meyers works with clients to determine which options are best suited for their needs. From short sales and foreclosures to standard sales and home buying, the HomeSource real estate services are completely free. “We don’t make a profit until a home is sold,” added Meyers.
The HomeSource team’s “Open Door Policy” offers clients knowledge, skill and expertise in residential real estate. For more information on how Cathy Meyers and the HomeSource team can help you during your time of real estate distress, call (760) 684-8100.
IMPORTANT NOTICE : HomeSource is not associated with the government, and our service is not approved by the government or your lender. Even if you accept this offer and use our service, your lender may not agree to change your loan. If you stop paying your mortgage, you could lose your home and damage your credit rating.
The above notice is being posted her in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission who has determined the above notice is required for brokers who engage in the business of real estate Short Sales
About HomeSource Lamoreaux Residential Group HomeSource Barstow and HomeSource Lamoreaux Residential Group in Victorville are part of the Lamor Group of Companies. Independently owned and operated by real estate Broker Jason Lamoreaux and Chris Lamoreaux, the firm serves the High Desert residential home and land real estate needs with its team of experienced residential agents and leading edge marketing department. For additional information about HomeSource, contact the Victorville office at (760) 684-8100 or visit their Web site at www.lamorgroup.com. For Barstow, contact (760) 256-1033 or visit www.HDhomesource.com.
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