Posts Tagged ‘home equity conversion mortgage’
Thursday, February 11th, 2010
I was divorced in September 2008. Ex-husband signed a quit-claim deed and I retained the home, along with the mortgage and home equity loan that were in our names. I have been paying this debt on my own since. My ex-husband filed for bankruptcy on Jan 30, 2010. I called two bankruptcy attorney’s to see what I had to do to protect myself and my investment.
1st attorney: do nothing, just keep paying the mortgage and home equity
2nd attorney: do a reaffirmation (which my ex won’t sign) or refinance, which will cost me thousands of $ to do.
So here’s my questions:
1. If I have to refinance can I go after my ex for 1/2 the costs considering in our MSA there was no notification I had to refinance at the time and he was okay with that.
2. Which attorney should I listen to?
Help! Desperate and running out of time in Florida!
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Sunday, September 27th, 2009
I’m trying to be one of the "good guys" in this area of business as I have been for the last 10 yrs doing traditional mortgages. I’m looking for straight talk about how to best serve the senior citizens of the U.S.A. and how to find those people who could benefit from a HECM (home equity conversion mortgage…aka reverse mortgage) Sorry if asking business questions is not allowed – I was thinking more along the lines of market research. What do people know? How do they feel? What do they think they know? How can I be a better loan officer? What is the best way to market to you or educate you?
Thank you first three for posting as I’ve learned already the confusion surrounding this. (people can NEVER lose their home or be asked to leave. Our govt. insures these loans to ENSURE that lenders AND borrowers are protected and get all that they are supposed to.
It is a loan. A non-recourse loan…meaning the lender can NEVER be paid anything from the borrowers. Lender only receives payment when house is sold after persons pass away or permanently move out. Heirs may keep the home and do a regular refi to get it in their name if they wanted.
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Thursday, September 17th, 2009
if I borrow 20,000 how much will I be obligated to pay back each month? I have a 50,000 line of credit.
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Thursday, September 17th, 2009
I want to make an offer on a home that isn’t yet on the open market, but the owner is in financial difficulties. I have to wait for my loan application to be approved before I talk to him. Meanwhile the agent in the area that I have consulted tells me she managed to talk with him briefly, and learnt that he is in difficulty because he can’t meet a balloon payment.
Not wanting to show my ignorance I said no more then looked up a definition.
Why would he have taken out this type of loan instead of a home equity one? Does he not have an option to negotiate to change the payment for another loan?
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Thursday, August 6th, 2009
I am looking for creative ways to refinance a rental home. It is an ARM – it was at 7.9% and climbing – 9.9% in November and 11.9% in May of 2009. I have good credit, but bad credit – I have a 40,000 charge off on two of the three reports so that I cannot do anything (Equifax is my good report) – one thought process is using cash on hand to pay it off and then opening up a HELOC to get the money back (or an equity loan) – but all the rates I’ve seen are worse than the 7.9% I currently have.
No portfolio or Fannie Mae lender will touch it conventional. As I said, I have the credit/available cash to pay off the house and then get money ‘out’ that way. anyone with any ideas on a creative way to get a decent rate?
FYI – chargeoff was nearly four years ago – not one missed payment since then. can’t do FHA because I can’t verify enough income and I don’t think you can do FHA with investment properties.
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Sunday, July 26th, 2009
Where can I get a home equity loan of ,000.00 dollars. On a home thats worth 0,000.00 with no mortgage thats fully paid for.. Credit is not so good and on fixed income. Please dont tell me a bank.. Been there tried that.
Thanks,
David
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