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sara
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Hi Toby,
If you let one of your properties go into foreclosure, it will effect your property in a negative way and reduce your credit score by 250 points. Moreover, as a negative item, it would remain on your credit report for the next 7 years. Also, you won't be able to qualify for a loan in the next 3-4 years. It will hardly matter whether or not you had a second loan.
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Kasper_5277

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| very helpful information thanks sara |
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sweetpea
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| My fiance's home was in the forcloser process because his ex-wife was ordered to pay the mortgage and insurance while she resided there. He then purchased it out of the forcloser. Will the fact that it originally went into forcloser affect his credit |
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adonis

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Welcome sweetpea,
If your fiance's name was not on the mortgage when the property was foreclosed upon, then his credit would not be affected in any way. However, if his name was on the mortgage, then his credit can get lowered by 250 points. _________________ Procrastination is the enemy of your financial success |
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8374
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| if i foreclose on my home how will it affect my father who is the co borrower credit wise ? |
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adonis

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Hi Guest,
As your father is the co-borrower of the mortgage, his credit report will be affected similarly as yours. Your father's credit score will go down by 250 points after the foreclosure. Moreover, he will not be able to qualify for a mortgage in the next 3-4 years. As a negative item, the foreclosure will remain on his credit report for 7 years. _________________ Procrastination is the enemy of your financial success |
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nando
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Hello all-
Question: My name is the only one on the note. However, my name and my mother's name are on the deed? I am trying to short sale, and if not successful, I plan on doing a deed in lieu. I already know I will get a credit hit, but will my mother's credit get affected even though she is not on the mortgage note? |
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adonis

Joined: 22 Oct 2005
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Welcome nando,
As your mother's name is not on the mortgage docs, her credit score will not be ruined due to the deed in lieu of foreclosure. It is your credit score that would be ruined due to the deed in lieu of the property. _________________ Procrastination is the enemy of your financial success |
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| My fiance is going through the foreclosure process. I have two children and excellent credit. If we marry before the house is forclosed, will it hurt my credit in any way? We want to do what's best financially. |
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gmakerley
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not at all, dee. what's his is his until it becomes yours jointly, and you won't be taking a share in his dwelling, of course. you have no liability at all. _________________ George M. Akerley
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| If filing a bankrupcy and the homestead is not included but gets forclosed shortly after anyways how will it be looked at, another big hit to credit and if in question should it be included in bankrupcy to atleast minimumize more damage to credit |
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| Bankruptcy as a whole will affect your credit score and lower it. Whether there's a homestead on the property or not will have nothing to do with the credit affect after bankruptcy. |
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blondie3827
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| Hi, my question is: If I have had a foreclosure and the house has since been sold to another couple, If I was put on another morgage loan title (with my new spouse), can the old (foreclosure) company legally put a lien on or come after me for the foreclosure amount on the previous house? |
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texasproperty
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My husband who is physician , just a stroke,affecting speech, not able to work, we are not able to pay on mortgage, planning to through foreclosure,does it affecting any personal assest,and also does matter if property is in trust.
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Jen
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| I would like to take over someones mortgage loan, pay up what they are in default.Then get a quit claim to take over the property at a lower price. Can I do that? |
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