With roughly 10% of Long Island homeowners behind on their mortgage, it's time to start thinking about foreclosure settlement options. Andrew Lieb breaks down the difference between a deed-in-lieu and a consent to foreclosure in this helpful article for lenders and borrowers alike.
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
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Consent to Foreclosure or Deed in Lieu as Mortgage Workout Options: Which is Better?
Consent to Foreclosure or Deed in Lieu as Mortgage Workout Options: Which is Better?

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Lauren Lieb - Chief Executive Officer of Lieb Compliance and Lieb School.
The Suffolk Lawyer
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