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In our continuing series on mortgage problems plaguing home owners we spent some time looking at American Residential Law Group, a professional attorney firm specialize in mortgage issue and particularly with helping consumers nevigate the loan modification process.

First we took a look at their handy blog that assists consumers with free information. Then we checked out their main site. This morning we discovered even more resources covering their free WIKI (knowledgebase) posted at the Thinking the Lions site.

That article discusses the ARLG Wiki. The wiki includes comprehensive articles on loan modification, examples and comparisons, and a nice FAQ for borrowers who might feel lost in the process. You can find out more at the Thinking the Lions website or visit the main site to get a free consultation via the provided toll-free number or web form.

In our last segment we took a look at the features of the American Residential Law Group blog and how it provides resources and tip to assist consumers looking for help with mortgage issues.

That original ARLG blog post is located at here if you want to track it. Their blog is growing and is worth a bookmark considering the recent government statistics showing 1 in 45 American homes faced foreclosure in 2009.

Beyond the blog you will also want to visit their main website to get the scoop on how they can help you through any mortgage crisis. ARLG is the hands-down Loan Modification specialty practice. They back it up with tons of expertise and a free consultation with an attorney. Just use their toll-free number or fill out the online form on their site to get started today.

Don’t live with worry and uncertainty about your home mortgage. Contact the experts today.

In this post-meltdown economic climate, research indicates a strong and trending demand for consumer debt education and support. This need is not in a vacuum, but rather a result of an overwhelming call of help by troubled home buyers. One company is filling the need by providing education not only to consumer-borrowers but also to lender firms.

The folks over at American Residential Law Group have introduced a valuable new blog with direct resources for the residential mortgage industry with a strong emphasis on education and support for loan modification. They urge lenders to make the effort to reach out to their customers now to help them. Of course because of new opportunities this may create, yes but beyond that to educate them on the loan modification process.