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This is a discussion on Anyone have this situation in Oregon? within the Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure - Do You Need Help to Walk Away? forums, part of the Stop Foreclosure and Tell Us Your Story category; Two homes, first home was bought as primary residence, with 80/20, refied as purchase money only into one loan pick ...
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Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0 | Anyone have this situation in Oregon? Two homes, first home was bought as primary residence, with 80/20, refied as purchase money only into one loan pick and pay ARM, after refi lived there one year. Second home purchased with 80/20 different lender from the first home, is now the primary residence, first home now a rental. Rental will likely foreclose. Both homes are underwater. My question is regarding the deficiency after foreclosure sale, can it be collected by the loan company? I have read the statutes and the responses from Prof Shays, as well as a few others but can not come to a definative conclusion. Hope to speak to a lawyer but it isn't my call, does anyone have any experience with this situation, if so, what can you tell me regarding the collection of the deficiency? Thanks |
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