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Foreclosure…bank seeking judgment on Home Equity Line of Credit?

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

I was told by my real estate agent that if I did a short sale or foreclosure on my home in Arizona, that both the first mortgage and Home Equity Line of Credit (taken out 9 months after home purchase) would both be relinquished in a short sale or foreclosure. Because the house had dropped significantly in value and half the lots were vacant from owners doing the same thing, I decided to proceed with the short sale. It wasn’t approved and went into foreclosure. Now the bank is pursuing judgment against me to garnish my wages. Unfortunately, I can’t afford to retain an attorney. Is this a case I can win, even if I represent myself in a civil suit against this realtor? I also have email documentation asking him specifically how both loans would be treated. He responded with "Don’t worry, I have it!" I also have a witness to him telling me this verbally. According to the anti-deficiency laws, the second loan is not forgiven because it’s Non-Purchase Money, is this correct? Also, I’m wondering if I have a strong enough case to pursue this in civil court, representing myself.

What home buying options do I have with bad credit and no money?

Friday, October 16th, 2009

My fiance and I found the perfect house, in a perfect area, with the perfect price. It’s spacious, which is great, since we have two kids and three dogs (one is a Dane). The house is 82k. My fiance makes 50k/year. I make whatever comes my way doing web design. Our credit scores are in the low 500’s. We have no money saved up (this kind of showed up outta the blue). We go see the inside on Monday, and I already know I want this house. We can’t get a bank loan, besides our credit, because the house is deemed unlivable. It has no heat (yet) and there is some electricity and carpentry that needs to be done. I have a handy family, so, to me, it doesn’t sound like a big deal. However, I don’t know on what grounds they are deeming it unlivable. If we go Monday, and it’s a wreck upstairs (the downstairs is fine, from what we could see through the windows), we’ll say no. If it is something my family can fix, then we’ll say heck yeah! I’ll live downstairs until the upstairs is done, for all I care. Now, here’s the big problem. Like I said, crap credit and no money. My dad can’t help, he has his own house and father to care for, my mother has no job, but has pristine credit. My step father has great credit and gets paid a good bit, but he owns three houses, and I was told lenders looked down on that. If we like the house, we’re going to talk to my future mother in law’s real estate agent. She has crap credit too, but bought her 90k house with no money down. I hate to sit idle, though. I need to know if there is something we can do. I looked at hard money lenders, home equity loans, and home equity lines of credit. I’m buying an ebook tomorrow that gives me access to sub-prime lenders. Is there anything else I can do? Any realty agents on here that might know? We have never gone bankrupt or foreclosed, will I need a Letter of Explanation? If we can’t get this house, then we’ll build our credit and money for two years and get a manufactured home. We’ll put it right in the utopia town we found. But for now, if there is something we can do, I want to do it. I’m not giving up just because I made some stupid mistakes when I was 18. Thank you to everyone who replies to this! Oh, and thanks for reading all that, it was a lot, ha ha!

And I hate that freakin spell checker… It’s as bad as that paper clip on Microsoft Word…

One more thing, we would like to be able to get a loan in addition to the mortgage to fix up the house and put a furnace in… or a wood stove.
Wow, awesome responses so far, thanks all. Apparently my score is in the higher 500’s. Unfortunately, it’s still bad, plus I’m not technically employed. It’s my fiance’s score that really matters, I think.

We also have a car loan that’s all paid on time, so I hope that looks good.

Mrswearing- the furniture idea’s a great one. I like buying stuff too haha. I think I’ll try that.

Sylvia- you definitely made me feel inspired! I’ll check up on that info!

Kemperk- well, what happened was I turned 18 and got cell phone plans and whatnot… I also don’t like having a boss, so I couldn’t keep a job. That’s why I work for myself ;) Members of my family build houses, so depending on what needs to be done, I should be good there.

Thanks again everyone!
Turns out, I have options. FHA can approve the loan if we give them 5% down. That money can come from a relative, as well, as a "gift". Now all we need to do is see the house to see if it’s worth it.

Thanks ;)
Oh and to the first person who responded, Sub-prime lenders do still exist, there just aren’t many of them. That ebook was worth the 17 bucks. Lol, I’m not that poor.

Loan officer is offering to give me $60,000 extra at the close of sale for a house, is this legal?

Sunday, September 27th, 2009

I am buying a house for 5,000, it appraised for 5,000. The mortgage person and the real estate agent suggested that I could take out a mortgage for 0,000 and pocket the extra ,000 at the close of the deal. Basically I would have a 5,000 mortgage with the ,000 cash in my pocket. Is this Ok to do in the mortgage world, I thought you had to take out a home equity loan, after you buy into the house with equity. The APR is 6.35% my credit score is 720

What would happen if you didn’t pay a home equity loan back?

Monday, August 24th, 2009

For Example lets say my house is worth 0,000 and I borrow 0,000 against that home (100% Loan to Value Ratio). To purchase as Home Selling For 0,000 and I didn’t pay the loan back. The bank would take the first home back. Could they try to take my second home I bought if when the bank sold the first home they didn’t recoup the 0,000 they lent me? This seems like you are essentially selling your home to the bank and a good way to unload property you don’t want.

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My friend has a $350K home on Lake Chatauqua owned free and clear, but he owes $25K in back taxes. Can I help?

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

My friend has a home that is worth at least 0,000 (comparable homes in the area are for sale and have sold for 0,000) which was left to him by a family member. The home is fully paid off, but he missed a tax payment (or two) and he now owes ,000 plus penalties and the county is threatening to take his home if he does not pay within the next 5 months.

My question is how can I help him save this property from the county so that we can sell the property to recoup my costs and allow him (and to a lesser extent, I,) to make some profit? It may take a while to sell the property due to the current pulse of the market, but we will be able to sell it below market price since it is fully owned.

My friend has awful credit so I will have to take out the loan to help him with this house. I have great credit (730), but I am a real estate agent with W-2s showing annual income of approximately ,000.

I am willing to relocate to this house as a primary residence if it will help me obtain the loan.

Any advice? Ideally I will be able to arrange it so that I can take out an equity line of credit or refinance the home. Will I need to get my name on the deed first?

Thank you in advance for your consideration and responses.

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How to get a possible investor/buyer to take possession of my home & pay the mortgage until they can sell?

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

My home is over 194K; I refinanced, w/ the help of my best friend. The loan is now over 212k, the house has been apraised for 230k. As of 6/2008, their will be 40k of equity available. I would like for an investor/buyer to take possession of the home, continue to pay the mortgage and give me 30k, leaving them w/10k of equity. I will give them gift of deed & they can sell or rent out the home. We refinanced in 6/2006, so if the house is sold before 6/2008 than a 2% penalty will apply. I wil move out as soon as the investor agrees to my 30K and contracts are signed. I do not wish to have any further compensation. The 30k will help for relocation of myself & family & paying off debt. The real estate agent that originally sold me this home stolel 20K from me; Atty fees & closing cost was put into the new loan. The mortgage is 1500 monthly, this was fine, but my hrs @ work have decreased & I before it gets critical, I would like to be out of the situation. Is option possible? Thank you.

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Where can I get a home equity line of credit (HELOC) on a condominium investment property?

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

I own a condominium that I rent out and owe nothing on the mortgage. I’ve applied for several HELOCs online, but all have denied me because it is considered an investment property. Does anyone know of any bank that offers this type of loan?

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