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Jessica
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Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:28 am Post subject: RE: avoid foreclosure in a weak market
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Well Mike, the situation is perhaps as you say that, you aren't able to get suitable renters as the house already have 2 mortgages and the market isn't strong enough.
I think it's because of the mortgages that renters aren't interested because in case you aren't able to pay off the loans, the lender may foreclose the home. And then, where would the renters go if their lease period isn't over by the time the lender forecloses.
Please correct me Mike, if I am wrong but that's how I perceive the situation here. Now, what you can do is, take a combined loan amount worth the sum of the 2 balances, which is lower than the appraised value, it's well above 85% financing. However, it's not that easy to get and you may qualify at higher rates and fees in case you don't have a good credit record and financial situation.
With the combined loan amount, you should refinance the loans into a single mortgage and then offer the property on rent. Using the monthly rent payments, you can then pay off the combined loan.
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Jessica _________________ http://jessica.mortgagefit.com/ |
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