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I thought CA is a single action state.
Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.
Is this correct?
I thought CA is a single action state.
Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.
Is this correct?
I thought CA is a single action state.
Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.
Is this correct?
I thought CA is a single action state.
Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.
Is this correct?
I thought CA is a single action state.
Meaning that the bank can pursue the loan (i.e. you and your money) or the house (i.e. foreclosure) but NOT both.
Is this correct?
Yes unless they go for a judicial foreclosure which is exceedingly rare.
Yes unless they go for a judicial foreclosure which is exceedingly rare.
Yes unless they go for a judicial foreclosure which is exceedingly rare.
Yes unless they go for a judicial foreclosure which is exceedingly rare.