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Northeast OH Short Sale Question: Can My Lender Force Me To Repay Them?

Northeast OH – A lot of homeowners want to short sale and walk away from the upside down debt. They don’t feel that it is their fault the housing market crashed.

We get the following questions a lot.

“If I short sale, then how likely is it that my lender will sue me to . . . → Read More: Northeast OH Short Sale Question: Can My Lender Force Me To Repay Them?

Northeast OH Short Sales: How To Look At A Short Sale From The Lender’s Perspective

 

Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute received a few responses from yesterday’s blog post. Most of the questions went something like this.

“I think a lender would be stupid to approve an investment property short sale for a wealthy person. If I was the lender I would sue them for the loss. . . . → Read More: Northeast OH Short Sales: How To Look At A Short Sale From The Lender’s Perspective

Will the forgiven money on a short sale be reported to the IRS as income?

One of the most common concerns that sellers have when we discuss working with them to do a short sale on their home is:

Will I be taxed on my the forgiven debt from my Ohio short sale? Call Andy with more questions or to get your home sold on a short sale. . . . → Read More: Will the forgiven money on a short sale be reported to the IRS as income?

Bankruptcy fails as foreclosure rescue – cleveland.com

I have written before about bankruptcy and it’s effects on foreclosure in other blog posts.  On cleveland.com I found an interesting article: Bankruptcy fails as foreclosure rescue.

Bankruptcy does have it’s uses in helping people dealing with foreclosure but practically speaking it will never be a foreclosure rescue.  However it has been an excellent . . . → Read More: Bankruptcy fails as foreclosure rescue – cleveland.com