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Home sales fall record of 34% on sales of RI-single-family houses in Rhode Island fell 34 percent in July as record the expiration of a federal tax credit for home buyers caused a sharp drop in demand.
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I have a question about bankruptcy and foreclosure in California.?
My husband lost his job in October and am a student, so no we have money coming in except for a pittance of unemployment. We had some savings and took his retirement, but we're almost out of money. We put our condo on the market in December, but so far there is interested. My husband has family in Las Vegas that we have invited to live with them temporarily, so my husband went after Christmas and started the task of hunting. We are now considering foreclosure and / or bankruptcy, but neither of us know much about any of the processes. Does anyone can explain these processes either me (in English – not legally), or I go to a website that I can understand? I need to know everything, such as: Do I have to in California or we can do this in Nevada? Are we in contact with the lender on foreclosure or is this something they do automatically? (They have been completely willing to work with us even though we have never been late on a payment.) Any advice / info would be greatly appreciated.
Bankruptcy is the last step in protecting your assets. You should now stop talking to your employees your mortgage company. Call the mortgage company and demand to speak someone in the department of loss mitigation. Once you have someone in that department, ask them to explain their options. Son # 1 Deed in lieu of a performance Mortgage-You sign over your property to the bank instead of foreclosure. Even if you are in foreclosure, this is still a short sale option # 2 You will be entitled to sell the property for just about what the loan amount is or so that price. # 3 Forbearance agreement you will be able to maintain property. Every weekend of your monthly payments and late fees to include any foreclosure fees are added together and placed as a second mortgage on your house. You will be required to make your regular monthly payment what ever that is and make a payment each month on their payments later. This option can only work if your husband is back work and can show the lender that you can make monthly payments under both federal and state guidelines, as well as your other monthly debts you owe. Depending on what chapter of bankruptcy to submit will determine whether you have to pay anything in return or not # 1 Chapter 11 bankruptcy This type allows you to recorganize funding, so you can make monthly payments to people who owe through a court appointed trustee. You prepare a document outlining their plans as how long it will take to return to their feet and how much you actually can pay per month. Once time has expired your bankruptcy ends. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Bankruptcy This completely disposes of its holdings to pay its debts you owe. Your home is likely to end with the lender and the mortgage payment. All non-debt Guaranteed others will be liquidated. After this failure no longer have a soul on this earth or at least that is placed in bankruptcy. We suggest you do all your debts completely to include private debts had friends and family who are not on your credit report. I hope this will be of some use to you, good luck. "FIGHT ON "
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