Publisher Is Helping Arm Homeowners With Information To Stop Illegal Foreclosures

June 21, 2009 - PRLog -- According to Edward H. Smith, Publisher of The EHS Letter Manual, "many homeowners whose mortgages have been sold or transferred as part of credit-swap, securitization, derivative, and/or other speculative financial arrangements are facing foreclosures which are questionably legal at best and, depending on the results of the current swarm of court cases around the country, may ultimately found to be just plain illegal."

There is no argument about the extent that millions of  mortgages were shuffled around Wall Street.  The question now is to what extent the firms now holding these mortgages may have compromised their legal standing and ability to foreclose.

Many foreclosures have already been stopped in their tracks through the research, distribution of information, and consulting help provided to homeowners who have purchased The EHS Letter Manual. Many folks are surprised to learn how they have been misinformed and misled by the firms alleging to be interested in modifying their mortgages and saving their homes; only to end up losing all their money and their homes.

"If you have received a foreclosure notice from a party that you don't recognize, or one that you didn't know was the holder of your mortgage, you should immediately take the necessary steps to find out if the party foreclosing on you has proper legal standing," suggests Smith, "and don't over-react to the intimidation that is often used to extract money out of you until you are 100% sure you are dealing with the right party."  

You can simply email Ed Smith directly to receive a no cost and no obligation review with suggestions about how you might deal with your particular foreclosure. You'll get an immediate response with candid suggestions, strategies, and/or legal referrals if/as appropriate given your circumstances.

Please visit:  www.ehsportal.com

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The EHS Letter Manual, and its Internet support service, offers homeowners facing foreclosure a very inexpensive option to “fend for themselves” as building financial pressures threaten their financial well-being more than ever before.