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As long as your attorney is skilled in foreclosure law and shortsales, I would say "yes!". The negotiations may not need his/her touch but overseeing what is happening can be a very good thing. Ultimately
Sorry to see this happen to you. Unfortunately I have found that at many of these lenders the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. As these were two separate departments this kind of
Based on what you are saying, I believe you are correct. The 1099 and tax forgiveness can be based on insolvency. Also,if this is a primary residence you may be forgiven regardless under the tax forgiveness
It would appear that the 4 years is what covers but again, I am not an attorney. My understanding is that if a judgement was made you would have been long notified of the process as you would have the
I am not an attorney and this is partly a legal question. Of course, the more time that goes by, the better for you. It is my understanding that the ability to file for a judgement is tied to the

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