Not exact matches
If you don't pay the money back, your lender might
consider you in
default on your
mortgage and foreclose.
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Considering that the likelihood of
default is at least 10 times higher
on the first
mortgage, this is insane.
@Ned Carey - while I agree in part that it doesn't make sense that they foreclose
on a performing note, technically, it is likely not «performing» because of the deed transfer, it is likely, in fact, to be
considered in
default because the original borrower @Serge S. didn't live up to the obligations in the original contract, which is exactly what the note and
mortgage are.
«One very significant improvement is that people who need to sell their home due to a distant employment transfer, a death or divorce in the family, or the onset of disability will no longer have to
default on their
mortgage simply to get
considered for a short sale.»
Proposed comment 37 (c)(1)(i)(C)-1 would have stated that «
mortgage insurance» means insurance against the nonpayment of, or
default on, an individual
mortgage, and that, for purposes of proposed § 1026.37 (c), «
mortgage insurance or any functional equivalent» would have included any
mortgage guarantee that provides coverage similar to
mortgage insurance (such as a United States Department of Veterans Affairs or United States Department of Agriculture guarantee), even if not technically
considered insurance under State or other applicable law.