LATEST NEWS

10-16-08:
NJ to Help Avoid Foreclosures, Economic Chief Says
By David M. Levitt - Bloomberg.com - New Jersey plans to provide ``major sums'' to help homeowners avoid foreclosure, said Jerold Zaro, the state's new economic development chief.
The state will help groups buy and lease back homes and require mediation to assist those in danger of losing property to foreclosure, Zaro said at a speech in Teaneck today to a group of real estate executives. The state also will provide $10 million for home heating oil assistance and $2.5 million to food banks, he said.
Zaro gave what he called a ``sneak preview'' of a speech Governor Jon Corzine plans to make today to a joint session of the state legislature.

07-08-08:
PA Governor Rendell Says New Mortgage Reform Laws Will Protect Homeowners, Save Homes
READING, Pa. , July 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Governor Edward G. Rendell today signed five bills to protect homebuyers, strengthen oversight of the mortgage industry and end key lending practices that leave homeowners vulnerable to foreclosure. He also urged current homeowners who are worried about meeting their mortgage obligations to call the state for help.
"I'm pleased to finally sign these important protections for homebuyers," Governor Rendell said. "I thank Rep. Pete Daley and Sen. Pat Browne for sticking with this package year after year until it got done. Getting a mortgage is the largest financial transaction in

02-26-08:
Home Prices Drop, Foreclosures Rise as Slump Deepens (Update4)
By Sharon L. Lynch and Bob Ivry-Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. home prices plummeted at the end of last year and bank seizures of property almost doubled in January, indicating the housing slump is deepening.
Home prices had their biggest fourth-quarter drop since 1991, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight said today. The S&P/Case-Shiller home-price index showed prices in 20 metropolitan areas fell in December by the most on record. Repossessions rose 90 percent to 45,327 last month from the same period a year ago, said RealtyTrac Inc., a seller of foreclosure statistics.

About Us

Our Company is based in Conneticut and was founded by Thomas Leutner. Thomas started ALMS with the intention of bringing his superior real estate, mortgage and investor experience to teams across the United States that all work for one common goal - Helping families facing foreclosure. We currently offer our services nationwide.

Mission Statement

Our primary service started with short sales and negotiation services. After seeing the growing need for other options we wanted our teams to help ALL families that felt foreclosure was closing in on them. By expanding our services our teams can now show our clients there is ALWAYS a better way. There are options to foreclosure and just walking away. We strive to provide foreclosure prevention services that far exceed your average company.

Since inception we have added many services to our arsenal to help our cleints and their families. Not only do we provide the short sale service but also the transition from losing a home to finding a rental or new home, providing them with budget guidance, credit programs, loss mitigation services, lease option opportunities (only in certain circumstances) and education so that our clients can break free from the negativity that once haunted them with a foreclosure and once again own a home the right way.

Our mission is to provide clients across the nation with the peace of mind they deserve. We welcome challenging situations as we feel it will keep us growing and learning in the ever changing market.