[SDnomore]

I didn’t take out any money when I locked in the rate on the 20% loan. So would that make it a refinance and subsequently a recourse loan? Also, is there a chance Wells Fargo won’t go after it? I haven’t heard from them in months. What about the Mortgage Debt Forgivenes Act? Does that apply at all? Does it still need to be approved by the Senate?

[SDnomore]

I didn’t take out any money when I locked in the rate on the 20% loan. So would that make it a refinance and subsequently a recourse loan? Also, is there a chance Wells Fargo won’t go after it? I haven’t heard from them in months. What about the Mortgage Debt Forgivenes Act? Does that apply at all? Does it still need to be approved by the Senate?

[SDnomore]

I didn’t take out any money when I locked in the rate on the 20% loan. So would that make it a refinance and subsequently a recourse loan? Also, is there a chance Wells Fargo won’t go after it? I haven’t heard from them in months. What about the Mortgage Debt Forgivenes Act? Does that apply at all? Does it still need to be approved by the Senate?

[SDnomore]

I didn’t take out any money when I locked in the rate on the 20% loan. So would that make it a refinance and subsequently a recourse loan? Also, is there a chance Wells Fargo won’t go after it? I haven’t heard from them in months. What about the Mortgage Debt Forgivenes Act? Does that apply at all? Does it still need to be approved by the Senate?

[SDnomore]

I didn’t take out any money when I locked in the rate on the 20% loan. So would that make it a refinance and subsequently a recourse loan? Also, is there a chance Wells Fargo won’t go after it? I haven’t heard from them in months. What about the Mortgage Debt Forgivenes Act? Does that apply at all? Does it still need to be approved by the Senate?

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