Nov
27
Donald B asked:
I am not in foreclosure yet, but I recently lost my position and we have very little savings so I don’t know that I will be able to save my house. We just got into our home in July and then my company lost a major account and I was out of work. I am doing sales now, but that is commission based and slow to pay. I have no equity in my home per se, and i live in California. I guess I’m wondering with the market the way it is, it might be better to walk away and try again in a few years.
Luella
I am not in foreclosure yet, but I recently lost my position and we have very little savings so I don’t know that I will be able to save my house. We just got into our home in July and then my company lost a major account and I was out of work. I am doing sales now, but that is commission based and slow to pay. I have no equity in my home per se, and i live in California. I guess I’m wondering with the market the way it is, it might be better to walk away and try again in a few years.
Luella
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4 Responses to “How bad is a foreclosure on your credit and how can I best avoid it?”

The only chance you haveotherwise your credit would end up in good luck.
An eveningweekend job make sure you avoid it very how can you avoid it very how can you avoid it sell the mortgage get an eveningweekend job.
For better job to bring in extra money and basic food everything else should go.
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