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I bought a house in my name then married my husband then filed bankruptcy in my name. If house forecloses now will effect him?
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Answered on February 04, 2014
I agree with the sentiment that the foreclosure should not affect your husband's credit, however, that is not always the result. You and your...
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Clarification of WA State House Bill 2614 regarding foreclosures, has SOL for deficiency judgments on 2nd mortgages been changed
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Answered on January 31, 2014
Mr. Steinecker correctly stated that the law you are looking at does not apply in relation to foreclosures and does not affect the statute of...
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I have a home i purchased prior to my current marriage that is being used for a rental and may need to go to short sale.
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Answered on March 29, 2011
I am going to start of by saying that Mr. Conway is off on his analysis and second, that the question does not need more information to point the...
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For tax purposes, how do I accurately determine gain or loss due to 'sale' via non-judicial foreclosure?
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Answered on March 29, 2011
Though I agree with the second poster in some regards, there is a another line of attack that can be taken. There is case law that has treated the...
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AS A LANDLORD IS IT LEGAL TO RENT TO A TENANT PRIOR TO A FORECLOSURE SALE DATE ? THE TENANT WAS INFORMED OF THE POSSIBLE SALE.
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Answered on February 15, 2011
Another interesting aspect of renting distressed properties is that under the new federal law, and as in my home state of Washington, a local law,...
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I filed bankruptcy/discharged several months ago. My home in foreclosure/trustee sales date 2/11/11.How long until I am evicted?
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Answered on February 09, 2011
Under the Deed of Trust Act in Washington, a homewoner may stay in a foreclosed residence for 20 additional days after the Trustee's sale. If the...
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After notice of default how long can I stay in my property
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Answered on February 09, 2011
The previous post is correct in saying a lot depends on the lender. Also, the trustee that the lender chooses. Many of the homes purchased in WA...
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