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25 articles with between 400 and 700 words each, including:

Buying Foreclosures:  The Pros and Cons of REOs
Facing Foreclosure:  How to Find Advice Online
Foreclosure Auctions:  How to Find Them and What to Expect
Foreclosure:  Can It Be Stopped?
Foreclosure:  How and Why You Should Talk to Your Bank
Foreclosures and Moving:  What to Do
Foreclosures and Renters:  What Are Your Rights?

and much more!

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Are you facing foreclosure?  If you have received an intent to foreclose notice from your bank, you may be feeling a wide array of emotions.  These
emotions may include fear, anger, and sadness.  Regardless of how you feel about the situation, now is the time to take action.  Depending on how soon you act, as well as what steps you take, you may be able to avoid foreclosure.

When facing foreclosure, one of the first places you should turn to is that of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, also known as HUD.  There you will find experts who can help to point you in the right direction.  One direction that you may be pointed to is that of a HUD approved housing counselor.  A HUD approved housing counselor can give you tips on how to avoid foreclosure.  However, if you have reached the point where foreclosure cannot be stopped, assistance on picking up the pieces and finding a new home will be provided.