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This is a discussion on So my homes BPO was 265000 and I owe 219000 within the Countrywide Home Loans - Tell Us Your Countrywide Story forums, part of the Stop Foreclosure and Tell Us Your Story category; So I really don't know if i fail the NPV or Pass because i thought they only figure 75% of ...
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Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0 | So my homes BPO was 265000 and I owe 219000 So I really don't know if i fail the NPV or Pass because i thought they only figure 75% of the market value right now when they do the test so can anyone explain the Npv to me a little bit because I dont get it completely like how much do they figure into foreclosure expenses. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Reading, PA
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Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0 | Re: So my homes BPO was 265000 and I owe 219000 Quote:
Truth is, we don't know the exact figures they are using but can use the FDIC model and its values as a guide. It is complex, but if you take the time to look it over, you'll have a better idea of just what the NPV is meant to do...compare the cost of foreclosure vs cost of modification. | |
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