A Little Somethimg About e-Home Saver (eHomeAssure)

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“Since the inception of the eHomeAssure.com “foreclosure avoidance” program in early January, Ad Authority and eHomeAssure.com have rescued over 1500 people from losing their homes. Ben Martin, president of Ad Authority, says, “The program has been a savior to a lot of people. It’s rewarding to know that we are helping people keep their homes while getting them back on track financially.” As the “foreclosure avoidance” program gains momentum, eHomeAssure.com projects that it will help more than 20,000 struggling homeowners in the next 6 months.

eHomeAssure helps homeowners who have fallen behind on their payments by having locally licensed attorneys negotiate directly with their banks to allow consumers to keep their homes. Typically, eHomeAssure can help homeowners eliminate past due penalties, get them current again with their loan, allow them to keep their homes, fix an adjustable rate, and even lower an excessively high interest rate. Unlike other popular pre-foreclosure programs, consumers do not pay any fees up front when going through eHomeAssure.com’s “foreclosure avoidance” program. In some cases, eHomeAssure.com can even help consumers who are as late as 15 months on their payments and evicted.”

Rumor has it that eHomeAssure’s great business practices were causing them to get noticed and be a threat to Home Assure, so while dealing with them in the name change, Matt Lesko noticed them too and now a great company established to help people save their homes from repossession.

But, like we said…, it’s just a rumor.

1 Comment

  1. Katie House :

    Sep 12, 2009 6:50 pm |

    Good info, thanks for the share. If I ask you a rhetorical question about yourself, you wouldn’t mind would you?

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