About

LifeAv.org is a website dedicated to the promotion of educational and practical resources that are available to our community in Southern California, the Antelope Valley.  We have chapters in 48 states.

These services include:

• Free Foreclosure Stop
• Loan Modifications
• Credit Repair
• Debt Settlement
• Free PMI Claim Submisson
• Free LIFE planning-Income/Debt management, savings strategies, asset protection

Our key focus is helping families stay in their homes, get loan modifications and help repair damaged credit.  Once the initial immediate crisis, such as a foreclosure stop is accomplished, we will sit down with you and help you with a financial plan.

If you need help, let us help you….

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• Important Links

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  • LIFE-Corporate Website

• News Feed

  • Finally, Borrowers Score Points
    The new scrutiny of mortgage foreclosure practices, like a $108 million fine extracted from Bank of America last week, is long overdue. […]
  • Owners Stop Paying Mortgages, and Stop Fretting
    Some overextended borrowers stop paying the mortgage and capitalize on the time that it takes to be evicted. […]
  • Mortgage Data Leaves Bankers Uncertain of Trend
    Mortgage loans in delinquency rose to 9.38 percent in the first quarter, but the experts weren’t sure the data could be trusted. […]
  • Stall in Applications for Federal Mortgage Program
    The number of homeowners enrolling in a program to lower their payments was flat in April, and some say the effort may be reaching its limits. […]
  • When Foreclosure Threatens Elder-Care Homes
    Under current law, owners of elder-care residential facilities need not notify their residents or family members if foreclosure is imminent. […]
  • Defaults Rise in Loan Modification Program
    Defaults nearly doubled in March, continuing a troubling trend that threatens to undermine the federal program. […]
  • Banks Resist Plans to Reduce Mortgage Balances
    An official at JPMorgan Chase said mortgage reductions could reward households for taking on more debt than they could afford and was simply unworkable. […]
  • A Bold U.S. Plan to Help Struggling Homeowners
    The new measures are aimed not only at the households that are behind on their mortgages but at the 11 million that simply owe more on their homes than they are worth. […]
  • Households Facing Foreclosure Rose in 4th Quarter
    Households that are at least 90 days delinquent on their mortgage payment now number at least 1.6 million, a new report says. […]