question to all of your mortgage experts, have you ever seen any of this following situation?
Apr 27, 2007 by paul f | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I have been battling with my mortgage company for a year on a inflated appraisal they did when i took out a second mortage 2 years ago. they inflated it by 25k, at the end i had to get the Iowa attorney generals office involved and they found they shared
They are using the term "funds from borrower" to make the numbers work. You should be OK, but I would ask the escrow or title co or settlement company, (whatever you have), what their opinion is. I have been in the loan business for almost
loandude | Apr 27, 2007
I would demand the title company change that 36,482 to show as "lender paid" on the HUD 1
mazziatplay | Apr 27, 2007
how will the housing aid bill help me?
Jan 04, 2009 by tania | Posted in Other - Politics & Government
my mortgage is with Washington Mutual and so is the refinancing that i did about 4 years back. i'm going to start to fall behind on my payments very soon (sadly) and i don't want to lose what i worked so hard for.
so will i benefit from this housing
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Cheers
Derek | Jan 05, 2009
How do I use the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 to negotiate a fix loan on my 1st and 2nd mtg?
Apr 11, 2008 by Lil'Hern | Posted in Personal Finance
My first mortgage is with Aurora Loan services for $355,200 @ 6.875 5 year fixed 2nd mortgage at $88,800 with Washington mutual @ 13% 30 year due in 15 Balloon. I cannot refinance since my value has dropped around $20,000 is there any law that would allow
Unless congress/senate change the law, the bank doesn't owe you anything and isn't required to change the terms of your loan.
The debt act merely states that if the bank does change the terms or forecloses that you may be able to avoid
the tax lady | Apr 11, 2008
If I stop making mortgage payments on my rental house, can the bank force me to sell my primary house?
May 05, 2008 by musicadirect | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I live in California and both properties are in California. Primary in San Francisco, rental in Richmond.
If I let the banks foreclose on my rental property can they come after my primary home?
The value of my Richmond property has gone
On the upside, if you default on your primary residence, you can escpape the ordinary income & tax of debt cancellation http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0 ,,id=179414,00.html
Unfortunately, this does not apply to investment properties.
Dawni Do Right | May 05, 2008
