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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 Sale Question: Why Does My Lender Want My Last 2 Pay Stubs?

Northeast OH  – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Amit. Here was his question. 

“Why does my lender need copies of my last 2 pay stubs? Are they hoping to garnish my paycheck? I am concerned that if I give it to them, then they will use it to garnish my paycheck.

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A Common Northeast OH Short Sale Negotiation Mistake: Taking The Property Off The Marketing Before the Short Sale Is Completed

Northeast OH – Short sales can take a long time. The banks are difficult to deal with and many agents do not understand short sales and don’t know what they are doing.

Because of this, many buyers shy away from short sales. Or, if they do make an offer, then they still continue to . . . → Read More: A Common Northeast OH Short Sale Negotiation Mistake: Taking The Property Off The Marketing Before the Short Sale Is Completed

Trying To Short Sale Your Northeast OH Home, But Worried The Lender Might Foreclose On It First? Try This.

Northeast OH – Short sales can drag out. It takes 1-2 months to sell the house. Then, the short sale negotiations start.

They can drag out for 3-6 months. In the meantime, if you aren’t paying on the mortgage, then the lender will be trying to foreclose on the house.

Here is a tactic . . . → Read More: Trying To Short Sale Your Northeast OH Home, But Worried The Lender Might Foreclose On It First? Try This.

New program: Keep your home lower your mortgage balance!

The Wall Street Journal and news outlets have released information on a new program to keep your home and lower your payments.

The full details have not been released but it is an overhaul of the HAMP program that will have some of the following options:

1. A new option in HAMP that allows . . . → Read More: New program: Keep your home lower your mortgage balance!