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March 16, 2008 at 9:47 PM #12136March 16, 2008 at 9:50 PM #171277
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March 16, 2008 at 10:01 PM #171623Anonymous
GuestIf the property is located in CA, AZ, OR, or WA there are special anti-deficiency laws and protection for homeowners. There are other states with protections as well, just not as good as the previous mentioned states. If you call me tomorrow, I or one of our advocates can go over the specifics with you.
Jon Maddux
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http://www.youwalkaway.comMarch 16, 2008 at 10:01 PM #171629GuestIf the property is located in CA, AZ, OR, or WA there are special anti-deficiency laws and protection for homeowners. There are other states with protections as well, just not as good as the previous mentioned states. If you call me tomorrow, I or one of our advocates can go over the specifics with you.
Jon Maddux
877-878-9255
http://www.youwalkaway.comMarch 16, 2008 at 10:01 PM #171651GuestIf the property is located in CA, AZ, OR, or WA there are special anti-deficiency laws and protection for homeowners. There are other states with protections as well, just not as good as the previous mentioned states. If you call me tomorrow, I or one of our advocates can go over the specifics with you.
Jon Maddux
877-878-9255
http://www.youwalkaway.comMarch 16, 2008 at 10:01 PM #171292GuestIf the property is located in CA, AZ, OR, or WA there are special anti-deficiency laws and protection for homeowners. There are other states with protections as well, just not as good as the previous mentioned states. If you call me tomorrow, I or one of our advocates can go over the specifics with you.
Jon Maddux
877-878-9255
http://www.youwalkaway.comMarch 16, 2008 at 10:01 PM #171728GuestIf the property is located in CA, AZ, OR, or WA there are special anti-deficiency laws and protection for homeowners. There are other states with protections as well, just not as good as the previous mentioned states. If you call me tomorrow, I or one of our advocates can go over the specifics with you.
Jon Maddux
877-878-9255
http://www.youwalkaway.comMarch 16, 2008 at 10:11 PM #171633patientrenter
ParticipantCalifornia is a so-called non-recourse state: Debt incurred to purchase a home can be discharged by handing over the home. The lender has no recourse to any other assets of the borrower. If money was borrowed after the home was purchased, such as in a home equity line of credit withdrawal, or in a refinancing of the original purchase loan, then the lender can go after the borrower for any deficiency in the home’s value versus the debt.
Patient renter in OC
March 16, 2008 at 10:11 PM #171302ParticipantCalifornia is a so-called non-recourse state: Debt incurred to purchase a home can be discharged by handing over the home. The lender has no recourse to any other assets of the borrower. If money was borrowed after the home was purchased, such as in a home equity line of credit withdrawal, or in a refinancing of the original purchase loan, then the lender can go after the borrower for any deficiency in the home’s value versus the debt.
Patient renter in OC
March 16, 2008 at 10:11 PM #171639ParticipantCalifornia is a so-called non-recourse state: Debt incurred to purchase a home can be discharged by handing over the home. The lender has no recourse to any other assets of the borrower. If money was borrowed after the home was purchased, such as in a home equity line of credit withdrawal, or in a refinancing of the original purchase loan, then the lender can go after the borrower for any deficiency in the home’s value versus the debt.
Patient renter in OC
March 16, 2008 at 10:11 PM #171660ParticipantCalifornia is a so-called non-recourse state: Debt incurred to purchase a home can be discharged by handing over the home. The lender has no recourse to any other assets of the borrower. If money was borrowed after the home was purchased, such as in a home equity line of credit withdrawal, or in a refinancing of the original purchase loan, then the lender can go after the borrower for any deficiency in the home’s value versus the debt.
Patient renter in OC
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