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Being Sued in Foreclosure - Who Can Do It? When? For What?
Unfortunately, one of the more common consequences of homeowners facing a financial hardship is a lawsuit in one form or another. This may be from the mortgage company foreclosing on the house, or another creditor or collection agency trying to leach off the crisis of a productive member of society ...
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Can You Lose Your Retirement Savings in Foreclosures?
One of the great questions that homeowners have while battling foreclosure is what the bank may be able to take from them even after they have taken the house. Many foreclosure victims fear deficiency judgments, believing that they may lose a second home, car, or even their bank accounts and ...
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What Are The Requirements To Be Sued For A Foreclosure Deficiency Judgment?
One of the greatest fears that homeowners in foreclosure experience is that the problem will never end and the bank will sue them even after foreclosure and go after their wages, retirement accounts, or other assets. Many of them fear a deficiency judgment by the bank, which is a separate judgment ...
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Foreclosure Issues - Missing Payments, Credit Consequences, and Defiency Judgments
Homeowners facing a financial hardship, even before they begin missing their mortgage payment, seriously worry about the consequences of foreclosure. Their most common concerns are being unexpectedly kicked out of their home by the county sheriff and having nowhere to go, how bad their credit will ...
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Foreclosure - Many Questions, Few Answers
The questions that homeowners in foreclosure have are nearly endless. What are the consequences of going into foreclosure? Should homeowners be worried about being sued after they lose a home? If so, would it be better to file bankruptcy before the bank can sue for a deficiency judgment, or after? ...
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After Foreclosure - Buying a New Home and Renting an Apartment
Foreclosure victims are almost universally worried about their ability to qualify for a new mortgage loan after filing bankruptcy or facing foreclosure. Because of the negative credit effects of both events, it may seem like it will be impossible to purchase a new home or refinance any time within ...
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Foreclosure Timeline - How Long Does it Take?
The most important issue in the entire foreclosure process is that of how long it will take from the first payment being missed to the eviction of the homeowners. It is also an issue that most foreclosure victims have no idea about, and spend more time worrying about than any other aspect. Without ...
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How Soon Can You Be Evicted After The Foreclosure Sheriff Sale?
Homeowners in foreclosure are rightfully worried about not being able to save their homes and how quickly they will be evicted after the sheriff sale. Although the lender and various "experts" will threaten them with the sheriff showing up the next day to violently kick them out of the house, this ...
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What Happens After Foreclosure? A Guide for Homeowners
What happens after foreclosure depends on whether you live in a state that has a Redemption Period. A Redemption Period is a time after the house has been auctioned to the highest bidder that the homeowner has to buy it back for the auction price. The time varies by state. In some places, it is as ...
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California Law for Real Estate Investors - Including Forclosure Issues
Probate Issues One mistake that California real-estate investors make is signing a purchase contract too soon when a probate is required. Some real-estate investors try to buy properties when the deceased left real estate to family members or friends who cannot make the monthly loan payments. If ...
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