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" Thanks to the work out plan they negotiated with my lender, I paid off all my credit cards and now I am out of debt. Dyer Beech helped make the best of my awful situation."

Andar Murrieta, CA

Common Questions
Q) Q) What services do DyerBeech offer? A) DyerBeech provides you with a wide array of educational tools to help you fully understand what to expect. You will have access to our network that includes: real estate attorneys, CPA’s, Credit Repair Specialists, Property Tax Reduction team, and financial planners. You will have access to our educational programs other members and our life planners (advisors). And as an added bonus we will provide you with free loss mitigation assistance.

Q) Why DyerBeech?
A) At DyerBeech we care about giving you the resources and education to better your financial situation for the long term. Our team of dynamic professionals has extensive experience in all aspects of the mortgage/housing industry and can both anticipate and provide solutions to all of your needs and concerns.


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Q) Can DyerBeech negotiate a payment plan that is affordable?

A) Yes. A loan modification allows homeowners, who can make payments, the ability to keep their home.

Q) Will banks work with me, even if I have no equity?

A) Yes. It is in the bank's best interest to make sure you can keep making your payments, even if you have no equity. Foreclosures can cost tens of thousands of dollars to banks and investors, so they would rather work with you to resolve payment issues than against you.

Q) How do foreclosures or bankruptcies affect my credit?

A) A foreclosure is one of the worst marks you can have on your credit history. Creditors consider mortgage payments to be the most important payments to maintain. So when they discover that a potential borrower lost his/her house to foreclosure, lending to that person represents the highest degree of risk for them.

Q) Is it too early to receive help from Dyer Beech if my house in not currently in foreclosure, but I anticipate that it will be in the near future?

A) No. We can still help you save your home.

Q) If I file for bankruptcy can I avoid a pending foreclosure?

A) No. Bankruptcy can only POSTPONE a foreclosure. As soon as you file for bankruptcy your house will be temporarily protected from foreclosure with an automatic stay. Once your lender(s) is granted a relief of stay, they will have the right to resume the foreclosure.

Q) How long will a foreclosure remain on my credit history and why should I be concerned about it if I don't plan to purchase another house?

A) A foreclosure will remain on your credit history for a minimum of SEVEN years. Even if you are not interested in purchasing another house, a foreclosure will cause the following negative consequences:

Higher interest rates on credit cards
Higher interest rates on auto insurance
Decreased employment options
Decreased rental options
Higher rent