If you are struggling through or about to get so far behind in your mortgage payments that a Foreclosure is in your future, you need to arm yourself with the information contained in this book. This book was not written based on "theory" it was written based on my own experience going through a foreclosure, and surviving that foreclosure as well.

Just browse through the Table of Contents and see for your self why this book is important to both your financial health as well as your mental health.

The Survival Guide To Foreclosure



Table of Contents



Chapter 1 Foreclosure – It Happened To Me Too - Page 2


Chapter 2 Keeping All The Balls In The Air - Page 12


Chapter 3 Mortgages, Liens, Judgments, Etc. - Page 26


Chapter 4 Confrontation 101 - Page 37


Chapter 5 The Loss Mitigation/Workout Dept. – Page 45


Chapter 6 To Sell Or Not To Sell - Page 57


Chapter 7 Selling Your House on Tour Own - Page 66


Chapter 8 Bankruptcy – To File or Not To File – Page 77


Chapter 9 Your Credit – Credit Counselors, Credit Scoring Myths & How to Get Back on Your Feet Financially - Page 86


Chapter 10 Buying a House With Bad or No Credit – Page 99


Chapter 11 You Get More From Life By Giving More – Page 110


Chapter 12 Bonus Chapter With E-Book Only: Protect Yourself At ALL Times - Page 119


The book has been for sale on Amazon.com and has received some very favorable reviews from all over the country. You can pick this up today with an updated bonus chapter written just for eBookMall.com customers. Here are what the buyers of the print copy have said about "The Survival Guide To Foreclosure"

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An Excellent Source for those facing foreclosure and all professionals
dealing with today's real estate marketplace , November 4, 2007
By Mercy F. Struthers "Real Estate Investor" (Centreville, VA) - See all my reviews

A must read for everyone facing foreclosure AND real estate professionals (real estate agents, real estate investors, lawyers, loss mitigation companies, etc.) who wish to understand their customers' mindsets and needs to better assist them. Clyde's book goes above and beyond basic foreclosure data. It arms its readers with options and provides invaluable information to move on with their lives immediately after foreclosure, restore their credit, and become home owners again. The information is conveyed in such a compelling and uplifting manner that it is hard not to act and do something immediately after reading the book. A book with heart..."The Secret" of the foreclosure market in 2007!

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Best book on the subject--quick read, true info, a lifesaver!, November 26,
2007
By Janice A. Norton "www.hotzine.com" (Santa Monica, CA) - See all my reviews

Clyde Goulet has written the best book on this subject that you will find. I immediately read it the day I received it from Amazon, compared everything he said to information from realtors, mortgage brokers, bank employees and people I spoke to who had been through the foreclosure process personally. Everything he said matched-up, and in fact, it is full of information that the banks probably WISH you didn't know. He'll show you how to protect yourself, your credit, your future, and also how not to get "taken" by folks out there who may be looking to capitalize on your problems. Keep your position strong - knowledge is strength, and it is rare to find such an excellent, consise, sincere and helpful writer, right when you need him! Order it now, and, a tip from the author, be proactive and take action without fear, but be informed first, and then move forward with knowledge and confidence.

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The Real Deal, November 27, 2007
By Bill P "Still hopeful" (Baltimore, MD USA) - See all my reviews

There is just no good stuff out there on foreclosures - if you are in it or about to "step" in it! BUT, this book is the real deal. Not theory. Not legal mumbo jumbo. Sure, your lawyer will tell you it's not good enough. But s/he will charge a lot for just saying that - even if s/he is wrong! This man is straight from the heart. There is a lot of simple practical information here. Sometimes simple seems NOT ENOUGH. This book gets to the point. Foreclosure,or even getting near it, is very intimidating, downright scary. It doesn't have to be. Mr Goulet, knows it first hand. We don't have to be INTIMIDATED by the system. There are very practical steps here that will help. I looked around the net about the subject and it is downright confusing. The book makes things much clearer. To be sure I was, getting it right, I was able to reach him personally. My own situation is not bleak, but coming close. What he said personally is my sense of what I was getting from the web and from his book. Go to the loss mitigation department of your mortgage company earlier than later. You are much more likely to save your property or get out from under in a more controllable way than the stress of foreclosure if you wait until you are behind payments already. There the tail is wagging the dog.

This book is a God-send and a cheap one at that!

Thank you Clyde for sharing your experience with us.

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The Survival Guide to Foreclosure, October 2, 2006
By Reginald Ovince "Reginald Ovince" (Orlando, Florida) - See all my reviews

This is one of the best books I have read by far, the author makes it very clear to understand very detail oriented, I would recommend this book to anyone who's going through any financial delimma, or needs pointers in rebuilding credit issues.

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Excellent , September 10, 2007
By L. Linik - See all my reviews

In this current real estate market (2007), I highly recommend this book for the many who are going or will have to go through the foreclosure process. This book gives a quick yet thorough description of "foreclosure" and some great advise either to go ahead or try to ward off the procedure. I shared this book with several other people, and they were pleased with the advise as well.

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A must read, September 26, 2007
By Graydon Pierce "G Pierce" (Orlando Fl) - See all my reviews

A Great Foreclosure Resource! Across the nation, foreclosures are on the rise due to designer mortgages, rising debt ratios, and depressed housing markets. Clyde does an excellent job guiding us through that process and shows us how to restore credit and join the ranks of homeownership once more. Most homeowners are at a loss as to where to find basic, credible, and instructional information about the foreclosure process, or what to do when facing the time crunch before an auction. I recommend it to those facing this financial dilemma. It is possible to not only survive but prosper and thrive after foreclosure.

A must read for anyone who needs questions answered or for those of us looking for insider information in the real estate business.

G Pierce, RealtyCafeOnline.com

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Great training for taking action, October 15, 2007
By gharatani "slodog" (San Luis Obispo, CA United States) - See all my reviews

I found Chapter 7 "Selling your house on your own" to be the best information applicable for FSBO selling in these tough times. The entire book is a must read, but this chapter gives incredible methods for both those in foreclosure danger as well as those who are just trying to sell a home at the best possible return without having to pay a commission. Mr. Goulet could probably write an entire book just expanding on this that could help any homeowner looking to sell their home and keep a large portion of their equity. I look forward to that one!

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Well, don't take my word for it, listen to some satisfied people who paid more than what this Ebook is priced at and did not get the bonus chapter. Buy it
today, every day counts.


About the Author:

Clyde R. Goulet has been in the Real Estate business for over 25 years as both a Commercial broker and investor. Clyde also suffered through a personal foreclosure and bankruptcy back in the early 1990's when his wife became ill. Clyde has a public accounting background and has worked for many years educating real estate agents how to continue to make commissions in the best and the worst of times. He has written many articles for various newsletters and local Central Florida publications on the subject of Foreclosures.