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2 Responses to “Reading: “Extra staff to fight…”

  1. Alisia says:

    Tisha
    Do you have any ideas that can help me? I ought my house in 2006. I owe $552k but my dream home is worth $320k. I can afford to keep making the $3500.00 payment on my interest only loan, but why? My husband wants to bail out…It just doesn’t make sense to stay. But I do not want to leave. Any chance of getting the principle reduced? How do I even go about it? Seems like the bank should want to negotiate a happy medium.

  2. DH says:

    Tisha,
    we tried short sale w/ indymac and they didn’t waive their right for deficiency judgement. Now we are forced to choose between short sale with deficiency judgement or foreclosure with 2nd mortgage’s 6 years for deficiency judgement.
    Is it likely they will reconsider it if we use a lawyer?
    Can we meet with you and get some legal advice on this?

    Thanks
    DH

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