The discharge of a debt has nothing to do with the timeliness of payments. Discharge of the debt is based on whether or not you qualify for discharge under the bankruptcy code. When a mortgage servicer or note holder decides to push the loan into foreclosure status, they can refuse the payments unless you pay the demanded amount in full. This is commonly known as acceleration. They have accelerated the payments on your loan which they are entitled to do if you have defaulted on your...
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In Washington State, a judgment is typically good for ten years and can be renewed one time for another ten years. However, this is only for judgments rendered in WA State or recognized by the WA State Court System. For example, if you had a Judgment in FL and wanted to enforce it in Washington, you would need to register your Judgment in Washington State. Then you could enforce it in Washington.
Whether the bank can come after you for a deficiency depends on the laws of your State. I would seek the advice of an attorney licensed to practice in your area. I can answer the PMI question for you. PMI insurance is not for your benefit. It is for the mortgage companies benefit. Unfortunately, you pay the bill. PMI is designed to make the mortgage company the beneficiary and you the bill payer. When the loan goes into default, PMI may cover the note holder or named beneficiary...
Typically, the lender will send you a notice of denial. This letter should include your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act that you are entitled to know why the denial was issued. However, the burden is upon you to make the request which is usually within sixty days of the denial of credit. Send a letter to the company that denied you credit and request the reason why. They are duty bound to provide you with the reason for the denial. If they do not, then this is potentially a...