• The most important thing is to stay in touch with your mortgage lender every step of the way. The first step of any plan that can save your house from foreclosure is to contact your lender the moment you know that you'll have trouble making your mortgage payments. If you get in touch with your lender right away, they are usually willing to work with you to prevent a foreclosure. 

• Talk to your lender and explain your financial situation in detail. Let them know if you've lost your job or have medical expenses to cover; but make sure to let your lender know that you want to avoid a foreclosure and that you're doing everything you can to keep your home and make your payments. 

• Try to negotiate.  Your mortgage lender doesn’t really want to foreclose on your home; they're in the financial services business, not the real estate business. This is why they'd rather work with you than foreclose. Ask your lender "what can I do to save my house from foreclosure?". Your lender will discuss your options with you and you may be able to negotiate a payment plan which makes it possible for you to prevent your home from being foreclosed on. Make sure that you stick to the terms of this new agreement – if you default a second time, your lender will probably not be willing to work with you again.   

• Examine other options. If your lender is unwilling to negotiate a more manageable plan for you, there are some other techniques you can use to save your house. Do a little research online – there's plenty of information there about how to stop foreclosure and even detailed, step by step plans to save your house.

There you have it; there is hope and you don't have to wonder, "Is there a way to save my house from foreclosure?"  You can and there are many different ways to do it. Talk to your mortgage lender first and then look into the other options which can help you stop foreclosure and stay in your home.