tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8905526.post-76099475669048546872008-01-04T13:23:00.001-08:002008-01-04T14:18:19.301-08:00New York City, January 4, 2007: RentLaw.com The National Landlord Tenant Guide announced today an expanded version of their <a href="http://www.rentlaw.com/foreclosure.htm">Guide to Foreclosure</a>. <br /><br />RentLaw.com Guide to Foreclosure provides general information on the Foreclosure process and tips on how to Avoid Foreclosure. The guide also covers Foreclosure Scams where a borrower may end up in even further trouble. <br /><br />David Dorfman, Publisher of RentLaw.com said "The number of homeowners and landlords that are in trouble continues to grow - impacting renters as well." Dorfman noted that tenants often receive eviction notices from a mortgage company or other lender. It is never clear what a tenant is supposed to do. Often times a tenant may had received a "great" rent - only to find out that the owner never paid his mortgage or taxes on the property. Many times, these homes were rented out as a last resort by an investor who thought they would close on the purchase and flip the property or flip the contract. In most areas, said Dorfman, those times are gone.<br /><br />Learn more about Landlord Tenant Issues and Real Estate Investing on <a href="http://www.rentlaw.com">RentLaw.com - The National Landlord Tenant Guides.</a><br />See the <a href="http://www.rentlaw.com/foreclosure.htm">RentLaw.com Guide to Foreclosure </a>for more information.<br /><br /><br />For further information, see RentLaw.com <a href="http://www.rentlaw.com">http://www.rentlaw.com</a><div class="blogger-post-footer">Rentlaw.com - The National Landlord Tenant Guides. All information copyright Rentlaw.com. http://www.rentlaw.com</div>rentlawnoreply@blogger.com