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How foreclosure affects your credit score

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Post     Post subject: father on deed as first borrower

My dad signed for my home as borrower and I am coborrower but I made all payments until I was recently laid off and my mother got sick and I took care of her until her passing. Now I am faced with having to save my home but I can't seem to get any assistance from anyone because he is the borrower of record. Can I do a quit claim deed to get the home in my name so that I may qualify for assistance from local agencies?
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Hi Guest!

Welcome to forums!

Quitclaiming the property in your name won't help you in getting any assistance as you would still be listed as a co-borrower of the property. You can ask your dad to apply for a loan modification with the lender. If the lender accepts his request, then, may be, you would receive a low interest rate to make your monthly payments.

Feel free to ask if you've further queries.

Sussane
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Annoymous

You said you are already a co-borrower on the laon and why you are havign difficulty in gettignt he loan modified

Are you saying your name is not on the property
orli254


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i had a forclosure back in 2003 how long will stay in my credit. Rolling Eyes
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Probably 7 years

But you can go for loan probably after 3 years
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Hi orli,

It's true that a foreclosure, like any other negative item, would remain on your credit report for 7 years. However, you would be able to get a loan after 3-4 years. You can apply for loans before that but the lender would charge a higher interest rate.

Thanks
curious


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Post     Post subject: foreclosure and marriage

If I marry someone who has a foreclosure on their credit, will my credit be affected?
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Hi curious,

Your credit will not affected just because your spouse has a foreclosure in his/her credit report.

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Post     Post subject: Wife on title, not on loan, does foreclosure hurt her score?

Will my wife's credit score be affected if our home is foreclosed, or just mine since the loan is only in my name. Her name is only on the title.
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Hi Guest,

As your wife's name is not on the mortgage docs, her credit report will not be affected due to the foreclosure of the property. Your credit score would, however, get reduced by 250 points.

Take care

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Post     Post subject: effect of fha foreclosure on credit

I am current on my mortgage but will face an fha foreclosure because the property is not my primary residence. how does that affect my credit?
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Hi ngoo,

If the mortgage is in your name, then your credit score would get lowered by 250 points and you would be responsible for paying off the deficient amount to the lender. The foreclosure would remain on your credit report for the next 7 years. Moreover, you won't be able to qualify for a mortgage in the next 3-4 years.

Thanks
Kristen


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Post     Post subject: FORECLOSURE

my husband purchased our home 4 years ago before we were married. Since then he has lost his job and ran a business into the ground loosing everything. Meanwhile, I have been at home with the babies. What am I resposible for? My name is not on the loan but I do live in the hose. We were served with forclosure papers last month and have a court date this comming week. Please help! I cannot trust my husband with anything he says... Crying or Very sad
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Hi Kristen,

You've mentioned that your name is not on the mortgage document. In that case, the lender will not be able to sue you for the mortgage dues nor will it affect your credit report. However, your husband's credit score will be lowered by 250 points and he would be responsible for paying off the remaining dues.

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Post     Post subject: forclosure

I have two properties on my credit report and my credit score is 785. I have not missed a payment on any of my accounts in nine years.. If I foreclosed on one of the properties, will I still take the 250pt hit or will it be less of an affect on my credit score since I have another mortgage...I only have $8000 in total debt that will be paid off by June 2010....
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