American Mortgage Debt Resolution, Inc.

American Mortgage Debt Resolution, Inc.

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Please read through all choices before starting. If you are having cash flow problems unrelated to a special event (such as a prior layoff or extraordinary medical bill), or if you wish to take a little extra time to get a clearer view of your financial picture, we recommend that you go to the Monthly Expenses form first. If you have many other valuable assets in addition to your home you may wish to fill out a Financial Statement after your evaluation forms. Most debtors will only need to fill out the Full Preliminary Client Intake form unless your situation was described above. If you have only unsecured debt problems such as credit cards, unsecured loans, or deficiencies but are current on all secured loans such as home mortgages and vehicle loans you may use the Short Preliminary Evaluation Form. Everyone wishing analysis must fill out one of the Preliminary Client Intake Forms, the Expense and Financial Statement forms supplement that form.

1. The Monthly Expenses form is used to generate a comprehensive monthly expense statement. This is especially helpful for putting together an honest picture of where your money goes each month, which can be a first step in reorganizing finances. It will also be useful in helping us decide whether particular debt workout options are possible for you. If we have recommended this, or if you wish to receive a printout of your monthly expenses, please go to the Monthly Expenses Form now, if not you may skip this form.

2. Our "Full Preliminary Client Intake Form" contains a series of questions about your financial situation, and about the situation with your mortgages. We use this form to gather enough information to be able to intelligently advise you about possible courses of action, particularly in mortgage default, mortgage foreclosure or potential vehicle repossession situations. If that is the form you are going to be working with, please go to the Full Preliminary Client Intake Form now.

3. Our "Short Preliminary Client Intake Form" contains a series of questions about your financial situation, and about the status of your credit cards or other unsecured debt. We use this form to gather enough information to be able to intelligently advise you about possible courses of action. If that is the form you are going to be working with, please go to the Short Preliminary Client Intake Form now.

4. Finally, the Financial Statement helps us prepare your comprehensive Personal Financial Statement. This is useful for several debt workout options, including short sales, short payment and other situations. You may want to have us prepare your financial statement for you just to have on hand. Unless we have instructed you otherwise, this form is optional. To work on your Financial Statement, go to the Financial Statement form now.

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American Mortgage Debt Resolution, Inc., 150 North Street Suite 40, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 01201.

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