'29 Minutes to Current Interview'

29 Minutes to Current Interview

By Interviewer at 01/25/08 14:30

Name of your website?

29 Minutes to Current

Your name?

David Mason

Your Location (city, etc)

Matthews

Please give us a short summary of your website?

Produced by housing counselors and debt relief lawyers, "29 Minutes to Current" is an easy program for homeowners to catch up missed mortgage pyments and stop foreclosure. The package includes audio instruction and 2 critical forms to ship to their lender for a workout solution. Product has received high marks from experts, and homeowners are getting the foreclosure assistance they need.

What inspired you to launch your own website?

Homeowners are scared when they fall behind on house payments. When the phone rings, their blood pressure increases. Our group decided that instead of expensive consultants and ineffective non-profit groups, homeowners needed a proven program with a guarantee. In today's times with foreclosures setting records, families need a useful means of getting current. This program does that.

How did you decide on a name for your website?

The Audio CD in the program runs just 29 minutes long. A homeowner can be on their way back to current status in less time than it takes for them to read the newspaper.

What makes it different from other, similar offerings?

First of its Kind. Walks the homeowner through a simple process resulting in a persuasive proposal for their mortgage company. The documents are shipped to the lender, and the homeowner waits for the good news. Packed with legal advice from prominent attorneys, published experts and even mortgage collection staff. The Package contains 17 ways to raise money while allowing the program catch up the mortgage. When homeowners know the laws and time frames for foreclosure in their state, they can focus on solving the problem, free from fear. More details are available at www.my29minutes.com.

Can the program work for everyone?

Almost. They must have the ability to resume making mortgage payments, and must not have a mortgage with any of these 4 specific mortgage companies. They are: Vanderbilt, Jim Walter Homes, Oakwood, and Greentree.

What is your website address?

29 Minutes to Current

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