With an assumable mortgage, the buyer will
continue making mortgage payments using the 7 % mortgage rate.
Not exact matches
If you have less than $ 22,975 (
using federal exemptions) or $ 75,000 (
using Wisconsin exemptions) of equity in your home (value of the house — amount owed on all
mortgages = equity), and are current on your
mortgage payments, you can usually
continue to
make your
mortgage payments and keep your house in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Liens against collateral
used to secure debt, like car loans and home
mortgages, will not be discharged, and that property can be repossessed or foreclosed on unless you
continue to
make payments or are able to reach a new agreement with your lender.
Most people
use the insurance money to pay off the house, pay off a portion of the
mortgage amount, or
continue to
make monthly
mortgage payments.
They can
use the the smaller death benefit to
continue to
make mortgage payments until they have another plan in place.