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Hi KC, First off, welcome to the wonderful world of the credit squeeze. Many buyers, and I mean many buyers, are running into the same walls that you just did. This is basically, in a nutshell, why
Boy Jenny, this is really outside my expertise. I would suggest asking am attorney or an accountant with short sale experience. I will tell you this though, I am seeing many people trying to do these short
Hi Gina, Sorry, but that is more of a legal question (BK Attorney) and I won't be able to give you an answer. Have you tried renegotiating your rate with your bank? Remember, they DON'T want the
Hi Nadeem, There are a lot of factors going into your question. First off, if you owe any other money, it would probably be best to pay that off first. Also, you'd lose the tax write off on the mortgage
Hi Pete, The problem with that is a home equity loan (or a HELOC) is an adjustable rate loan. You can get a fixed rate home equity loan, but I don't see why you'd do that because home equity loans have
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