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Thanks to all for advice!!

Posted on: 07th Dec, 2007 07:37 pm
I just want to thank everyone for reaching out to a complete stranger and lending a helping hand and great advice. It's nice to know that there are still nice and courteous people still left in this world... I have another question tho!! Sorry...

If There are two owners on the house, and one owner #1 wants to agree to have a roomate move in. The other owner#2 does not agree. If the roommate does move in, what does owner #2 have to do to get the roommate out? Or is it possible.. I have lots of problems and issues to deal with until I get this all cleared up and I know it's only going to take time.. I have faith, I have hope.. But hope it doesn't kill me off with all the stress before I finally get through.. Also.. How long does it take to do an assumption agreement to go through? Thanks again for being so kind...
I think you should first try to negotiate with the other owner and come to some settlement regarding the room mate. Or else you may consult a lawyer and take legal advice from him.

You should talk to your lender about the assumption agreement.
Posted on: 10th Dec, 2007 03:50 am
Hi hurtnme,

You are most welcomed.

Our aim - our mission is to help people who are in stress and in want of some help. there are thousand of lenders and thousand of general people who have gone through similar kind of problems- similar kind of financial crisis. So we are here only to help as much as we can. And it is our pleasure that you come into this community and get help from this community and hope you will also come forward to help thousands of people who are in similar kind of problem.

Regarding duration of assumption agreement, it will be better if you talk with your lender. It depends on how you proceeds and how quickly your lender take action. So your lender is the best person to help you in this regard.

Have a nice day,
Larry
Posted on: 10th Dec, 2007 02:26 pm
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