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jveenstra
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Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 1:00 pm Post subject: Credit Cards
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Credit cards are not secured loans. They can not come after your house.
Hopefully, the credit cards are just in his name so that they do not affect your credit. If he fraudulently opened them with your name on them, your credit will be hurt by the high balances and, worse, affected more severly if he does not pay them on time or stops paying. If your name is on the cards, you will need to sue him to relieve yourself of any responsibility.
You can quitclaim deed the property into your name alone, however, if the mortgage comapnay finds out that you did that, it may trigger the due on sale clause which means they call the loan due in full and you are stuck refinancing or selling or being foreclosed upon if you can do neither of those.
The lender usually does not find out about any quitclaim deeds unless you pay late and they start investigating, or, if for some reason you told them that you did that. _________________ John Veenstra, Sr Mortgage Consultant
Approved Funding Corp
Licensed NJ NY CT PA
201-833-0123x278
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