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This is a discussion on Countrywide loan, now B of A within the Countrywide Home Loans - Tell Us Your Countrywide Story forums, part of the Stop Foreclosure and Tell Us Your Story category; I'm thinking of trying to short sale both my primary resident and my "investment" condo. I reside in Corona, CA ...
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| Countrywide loan, now B of A I'm thinking of trying to short sale both my primary resident and my "investment" condo. I reside in Corona, CA (So CA) and I'm about 200K under in my primary residence. All loans are under my name. I was married on 11/7/07 and my wife has great credit. I don't want to "bail and switch" but I have no choice as I'm self-employed and business has been consistent but still very rough. If I short sold my rental property, will I definitely be 1099'd for the difference? My rental property is about 100-140K under water as well. Thanks LIC |
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