Amy Loftsgordon
Attorney · University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Foreclosure: How Long Before I Have to Move Out of My House?
Learn what happens after the foreclosure sale date and how long you get before you have to leave the property. ... READ MORE
Canceling Your Mortgage Escrow Account
You might be able to cancel your mortgage escrow account and pay the property tax and homeowners’ insurance bills on your own. ... READ MORE
What Are Payday Loans and Why You Should Avoid Them
Payday loans are an easy way to get money quickly. But that money comes at a price. ... READ MORE
What You Should Expect If Your Debt Goes to Collection
If a creditor sends one of your debts to a collection agency, you should find out how these agencies operate—and learn your legal rights—so you know what’s in store for you and what legal protections you have. ... READ MORE
How to Protect Yourself from Predatory Lenders
Learn how to spot predatory lending practices so you can protect yourself from unfair loans. ... READ MORE
Kentucky Deficiency Judgment Laws
Are deficiency judgments after home foreclosures allowed in Kentucky? Yes. ... READ MORE
Nebraska Deficiency Judgment Laws
If you lose your Nebraska home to a foreclosure, but the sale proceeds don't fully repay your mortgage balance, the bank might come after you for the deficiency. ... READ MORE
Common Mortgage Servicer Violations: Loan Modification Errors
Loan servicers sometimes make major mistakes when processing modifications. ... READ MORE
Scam Alert: Mortgage Refinancing and Loan Modification Scams
Learn how to avoid refinancing and modification scams. ... READ MORE
North Carolina Deficiency Judgment Laws
The foreclosing bank may generally obtain a deficiency judgment following foreclosure, but not under certain circumstances and the deficiency amount might be limited. ... READ MORE