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$65k in upgrades have mortgage of $460,000 now house worth less $300,000 and i struggle with $36k mrtg should i walk?
Asked 8 days ago by
andyb
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Showed We walk and let it go or should we stay and pay it off even though we could prob never sell?
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How can I refinance at this point? Am I eligible for any kind of Federal Aid?
Asked 24 days ago by
katzmandu
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Upside down by $40K in my house and want to get rid of my house to buy a bigger house. I am current in my payments
Asked about 1 month ago by
pudge6639
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We are in our 60's just retired and are Upside Down in our Rental property. We are thinking of walking away!!!!
Asked about 1 month ago by
retired2010
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Upside dwn on our mtge,1st $390K , 2nd $50K.Hse value $250K.Both interest only. Paying min. Balances increasing.What now
Asked 2 months ago by
lmb2
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Purchased home in South Fl for $280k. Home is currently worth ~75k.
Asked 3 months ago by
stuckinldub
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i have an adjustable rate mortgage of 7.5/8%, that will rise in a couple of years. i now owe more money than my house is
Asked 3 months ago by
peppa
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Need to get out of my upside down mortage!
Asked 5 months ago by
ericka7885
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Upside down on mortgage!
Asked 5 months ago by
missy
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should I walk away from a upside down mortgage that is not even occupied?
Asked 6 months ago by
tusylla
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Ramifications of Walking Away in Georgia
Asked 7 months ago by
dbahy
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Would a lender allow you to pay of your mortgage at the market value
Asked 7 months ago by
edyie123
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IF THE MARKET VALUE OF MY MORTGAGE IS $50,000.00 COULD I ASK MY LENDER I WANT TO PAY IT OFF. MY HOME IS NO LONGER $159,0
Asked 7 months ago by
edyie123
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On a reverse mortgage does homeowner still pay taxes and insurance?
Asked 9 months ago by
sanfrangal
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Awating the Ruthless Default
Asked 9 months ago by
situation
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i owe $880,000 between mortgage and home equity loan. 7 yr ARM due up in March 2010. home worth $650,000 today. what is advice here besides we are toast? wait it out, hope value improves?
Asked 10 months ago by
4hippolover
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I am in Deltona, Florida. I have an A.R.M. (interest only) that is due to adjust in 2013. I am 60,00 upside down. I can afford the payments now but, most likely, won't be able to handle the adjusted rate after the teaser rate of 5.1% is adjusted.
Asked 10 months ago by
swamp
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We are in our 60's, still working, but upside down on our home now. Would it make sense to buy a small, affordable home and then default on this one?
Asked 11 months ago by
gypsy
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We currently have an FHA loan on a house that we are upside down on. We would like to rent it out and purchase a new home. We have excellent credit, a low debt ratio and can afford two payments but we do not have savings for a down payment. We have bee
Asked about 1 year ago by
stacyluv11
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