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The answer to the question first involves estate and trust issues that will...
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The impact on a "second mortgage" depends on whether a senior or junior lien...
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Your lender was the secured party as reflected as the beneficiary under the...
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It depends on whether or not you are delinquent in your payments when the short...
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Do I understand your question to be that you own a property for which the note...
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An attorney would have to review the document and better understand why you...
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Consult a qualified lawyer to review your trial transcript and see if you have...
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You need to consult with an attorney who can review the decisions and the...
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Difficult to answer without knowing what payments are being made, whether you...
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Simple answer is, "YES." See subsection (b) of the Maryland Rule below:...
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If you are not on the note then there should be no reporting to credit bureaus...
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You haven't indicated whether you still are an owner of the property. Have you...
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Simple answer to your question is, yes, a mortgage company may service a loan...
Mark L Rosenberg
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Yes, it is a common practice for a servicing company to service a loan that...
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You should hire counsel immediately. Maryland has new legislation last year...
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The trustee(s) are the ones that accomplish the foreclosure for the beneficiary...
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Difficult to answer without more facts. How did the bank "get it back?" If by...
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Please distinguish your personal liability under each of the two promissory...
Mark L Rosenberg
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You will still owe the second lender even after the first lender forecloses on...
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At this juncture you should confer with your bankruptcy counsel to see if there...
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It would depend on what the "scam" was and whether it violated a statute. For...
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Whether or not under PHIFA your Deed of Recission if effective has nothing to...
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Shelly Crocker
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If the "second mortgage" was a consensual lien (which I would assume it is),...
David Leibowitz
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Yes. Although the debt was discharged, the lien remains. It might be possible...
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No, Maryland does not have an anti-deficiency type law. As a practical matter,...

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