Not exact matches
Loans that have been in default can be consolidated after three consecutive monthly payments have been made or if the borrower agrees to repay the consolidation loans under an income - driven repayment plan (where the payments are based on the income of the borro
Loans that have been in
default can be consolidated after three consecutive monthly payments have been made or
if the
borrower agrees to repay the consolidation
loans under an income - driven repayment plan (where the payments are based on the income of the borro
loans under an income - driven repayment plan (where the payments are based
on the income
of the
borrower).
If you do not make any payments
on your
defaulted loan (s) prior to consolidating them, you will be required to sign - up immediately for one
of the alternative payment plans available to all federal student
loan borrowers.
For example,
if a
borrower defaults on their mortgage, Fannie and Freddie are responsible for the losses
on the
loans they guarantee to investors, while Ginnie Mae is financially responsible for the bond payments to the holders
of Ginnie Mae securities.
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If the main
borrower makes late payments or
defaults on the
loan, this can negatively impact both
of your credit scores.
Since investors» money and risk
of loss is directly tied to an individual
borrower, it could present the
borrower with an unsafe situation
if they were to
default on a
loan with their identity or personal details known.
The lender is protected
if a
borrower defaults on the
loan, and the
borrower is protected
if the lender goes out
of business or the
loan balance exceeds the value
of the home.
«Those who have criticized low - down payment lending as excessively risky should know that
if the past is a guide, only a narrow group
of borrowers will receive these
loans, and the overall impact
on default rates is likely to be negligible.
On the part
of the
borrower, you may be asked for the immediate repayment
of your
loan balance
if your
loan enter
default and your cosigner is dead or has become bankrupt.
While the VA guaranty inspires confidence, lenders are still
on the hook for 75 percent
of that
loan if the
borrower defaults.
If the
borrower defaults on the
loan, the insurer must pay the lender the lesser
of the loss incurred or the insured amount.
However,
on the flip side,
if large groups
of borrowers weren't
defaulting on their student
loans, then there wouldn't be the need for any sort
of debt collection method, good or bad.
Non-recourse means
if a
borrower defaults on the
loan, the issuer can seize the home asset, but can not seek any further compensation from the
borrower — even
if the collateral asset does not fully cover the full value
of the
loan.
When Fannie and Freddie buy
loans, they assume the majority
of the risk
if a
borrower defaults on their mortgage.
For example, a government - backed
loan in
default can subject the
borrower to an administrative wage garnishment (that is, a garnishment without the creditor first obtaining a court judgment)
of 15 %
of disposable income, and this would be in addition to any state law garnishment by another creditor (under New York law,
of several creditors have judgments against a debtor, only one at a time can garnish 10 %
of wages, but a government student
loan can be imposed
on top
of a state law garnishment.A
borrower can also lose tax refunds
if in
default on a government student
loan.
This can be done by way
of loan products that require mortgage insurance that covers the lender
if the
borrower should
default on the
loan.
By lending to risky
borrowers, the companies are assuming larger amounts
of risk that can lead to financial problems
if the
borrowers default on their
loans.
Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is a part
of the
loan payment and protects the lender
if a
borrower defaults on a home
loan.
If your
loan is secured with collateral you might be able to give the
borrower a discount
on the interest rate since there is a greater probability that you can recover your principal in the event
of a
default.
These benefits are possible because the VA promises to repay at least a quarter
of the
loan amount
if one
of its
borrowers defaults on the mortgage.
If a
borrower is in danger
of defaulting on their debt, a restructured auto
loan agreement can be helpful for getting their finances back
on track.
The secured nature
of the
loan means
if the
borrower defaults on a
loan then the lender has a means to recoup part or all
of the outstanding balance by seizing and then selling the asset.
Borrowers certainly don't enter any long term mortgage agreement with the full intent of defaulting on the loan and lenders wouldn't issue any mortgage if it was clear the borrowers had no desire to keep t
Borrowers certainly don't enter any long term mortgage agreement with the full intent
of defaulting on the
loan and lenders wouldn't issue any mortgage
if it was clear the
borrowers had no desire to keep t
borrowers had no desire to keep the house.
Proponents
of the law say that it is in the best interest
of the taxpayers who will be stuck footing the bill
if borrowers default on their
loans.
But VA lenders can and do enact their own, stricter requirements beyond what the VA mandates, which makes sense considering lenders are
on the hook for 75 percent
of the
loan if the
borrower defaults.
If a borrower defaults on a loan, the automobile may be repossessed but LoanMart will work with you if contacted ahead of ti
If a
borrower defaults on a
loan, the automobile may be repossessed but LoanMart will work with you
if contacted ahead of ti
if contacted ahead
of time
If the
borrower of a
loan made under this part who has
defaulted on the
loan makes 12
on time, consecutive, monthly payments
of amounts owed
on the
loan, as determined by the institution, or by the Secretary in the case
of a
loan held by the Secretary, the
loan shall be considered rehabilitated, and the institution that made that
loan (or the Secretary, in the case
of a
loan held by the Secretary) shall request that any credit bureau organization or credit reporting agency to which the
default was reported remove the
default from the
borrower's credit history.
If the
borrower defaults on the 1st
loan, the lien holder
of the 1st will be able to foreclose
on the property and wipe out the 2nd lien holder's interest in the property.
While the
borrower pays the premium — which can add thousands
of dollars to the cost
of buying a home — the insurance actually protects the lender
if the
borrower defaults on the
loan.
If one ex-spouse failed to make his or her share
of the joint payment, the other ex-spouse would be forced to make the full payment or risk ruining the credit scores
of both
borrowers by
defaulting on the joint
loan.
Payment shock threshold is based
on the idea that a
borrower who is already paying significant housing payments every month can handle a larger payment, while a
borrower who has very small housing payments currently may be a victim
of payment shock and
default on the
loan if the payments are significantly higher than the monthly payments they are currently making.
At LoanMart, we consider it our duty to inform you about what takes place
if a
borrower defaults on a title
loan along with all other aspects
of the title
loan process so that you feel equipped to make the best decision.
Most personal
loans lack collateral — property that can be taken
if the
borrower defaults — so they rely
on the integrity
of the
borrower to repay the
loan's principal and interest.
Loans that have been in default can be consolidated after three consecutive monthly payments have been made or if the borrower agrees to repay the consolidation loans under an income - driven repayment plan (where the payments are based on the income of the borro
Loans that have been in
default can be consolidated after three consecutive monthly payments have been made or
if the
borrower agrees to repay the consolidation
loans under an income - driven repayment plan (where the payments are based on the income of the borro
loans under an income - driven repayment plan (where the payments are based
on the income
of the
borrower).
A legally binding
Loan Agreement not only maps out the terms of the loan, but it also protects you if the borrower defaults on the l
Loan Agreement not only maps out the terms
of the
loan, but it also protects you if the borrower defaults on the l
loan, but it also protects you
if the
borrower defaults on the
loanloan.
If, however, the
borrower you vouch for
defaults you could be
on the hook for the entirety
of that
loan.
If a good portion
of the
loan was paid off prior to
default, the
borrower you cosigned for may be able to obtain a refinance
on their own.
Recourse —
If the
borrower defaults on a
loan, the
borrower pledges all
of their other assets to repay the
loan.
Banks are typically averse to underwriting non-recourse
loans as it means assuming more risk
on their part as this type
of loan only allows them to foreclose
on the property in the event
of a
default, and does not allow them to seek additional money from the
borrower if the proceeds from the foreclosure are less than what is owed
on the
loan.
With a VA
loan, the federal government guarantees that a portion
of the
loan will be repaid even
if the
borrower defaults on its terms.
The lender is protected
if a
borrower defaults on the
loan, and the
borrower is protected
if the lender goes out
of business or the
loan balance exceeds the value
of the home.