💡Consumer Proposal FAQ - Can I Keep My House? Concerns about losing your home are common when considering a consumer proposal. However, it’s not always the case that you will lose your home. Each situation is unique, and we want to assure you that a consumer proposal can be a viable solution to help you take charge of your finances without sacrificing your home. It is crucial to stay current on mortgage payments during the proposal process, but in many cases, you can retain your home and other assets while repaying your debts. At Sheriff Sole & Madej Inc., we value the significance of your home and will collaborate with you about your assets. Contact us today to arrange a complimentary consultation and discover how a consumer proposal can assist you in resolving your debt while preserving your home. For all inquiries & to BOOK, contact us at: 📲 DM 📞 1-844-482-3328 💻 trustee.ca ___________________________ #canadianfinance #mortgages #mortgagerates #interestrates #debtrelief #debtfreecommunity #debtfreejourney #mortgageloans #mortgagelending #gtarealestate #realestatetoronto #ConsumerProposal #StudentLoan #FinancialNavigation #InsolventTrustees
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