Who is SecureRights?
SecureRights Advertiser Contact Information
SecureRights is affiliated with LeadPoint, Inc., a Delaware corporation with its headquarters in Los Angeles, California and maintains an online marketplace that helps match businesses that provide residential mortgages, debt financing and other financial products and services to consumers who have expressed an interest in seeking such products and services. SecureRights is an independent third party verification service that is dedicated to combating fraud and protecting consumer privacy.
When consumers seeking financial products and services submit their information through websites prominently displaying the SecureRights logo, we will collect and use personal information about you to respond to your request for such products and services. SecureRights also provides a mechanism for consumers to report fraud or violations of their privacy.
SecureRights Contact Information:
LeadPoint, Inc. DBA Secure Rights
11801 Mississippi Ave. Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90025
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FHA Loan Articles and Mortgage News
October 3, 2019 - Those who have FHA mortgages should know that the basic policy of the FHA and HUD in natural disasters is that participating lenders should consider loan moratoriums, flexible loan modification plans, and other foreclosure avoidance measures.
October 2, 2019 - Getting your FHA lender to take you seriously as a borrower when you have had past credit trouble depends on certain factors. Try to show them your credit troubles were caused by circumstances beyond your control and demonstrate good credit use since the negative credit incident.
October 1, 2019 - There are plenty of indications that a buyer is NOT ready to buy a home with an FHA mortgage loan, but what tells you it’s time to make the commitment? There are five general signs you can use to determine how close you are to being fully ready.
September 25, 2019 - When a disaster strikes, it is crucial that FHA borrowers contact their lenders as quickly as possible in the aftermath to make arrangements for the existing mortgage. Yes, disaster-based home loan relief is possible, but it is not automatic and you must apply for this relief with your lender.
September 24, 2019 - It’s easy to understand why some real estate shoppers haven’t decided what kind of mortgage loan they want to apply for when they start the house hunting journey. There are many options, both FHA and non-FHA.
