What options does a homeowner have when she is being cheated by the current mortgage lender?
You can try to file a complaint through the CFPB. Good luck.
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You can try to file a complaint through the CFPB. Good luck.
This is something to discuss with your BK attorney. If you could convert the action to a Chapter 7 (assuming you would qualify), you may be able...
I implore you to discuss these matter with a local attorney. The foreclosure settlement conference system was set up by the Chief administrative...
Your husband simply pledged his interest in the property as security for your loan; he is not obligated under the note. As such, he is not...
If you haven't reaffirmed the debt, in either scenario you would not be liable for a deficiency. As such, it becomes an issue of your end game. ...
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As the amounts still owed will be unsecured, the lenders will need to get a deficiency or money judgment against you, which will allow them to go...
You really need to consult with a local attorney. Unless the lender agrees to accept a deed in lieu of foreclosure, you cannot simply deed the...
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Generally, the answer would be no. Even though your ownership interest would be effected, if you are not the debtor, it shouldn't have credit...
In a well negotiated DIL, the documents will state that the lender will not seek a deficiency, and the DIL is satisfaction in full. However, there...
I cannot state likeliness, but ordinarily, it takes minimally 2-3 years to become risk and creditworthy enough to obtain a new mortgage loan after...