You can't sell your home without your lender and any other
lien holders agreeing to the sale and releasing the lien so that the buyers can get clear title.
Not exact matches
Existing subordinate
lien holders, in particular, are highly unlikely to
agree to release
liens at a complete loss.»
Existing
lien holders must
agree to accept the proceeds of the H4H refinance as full payment, and to release their
liens.
There can be many
lien holders that must
agree to basically give up their interest in the property.
The
holder of the second mortgage must
agree to «subordinate» its
lien to that of the new first mortgage lender.
If you simply want to refinance the first mortgage, your total housing debt shouldn't exceed 80 % of your home's market value, or else the
holders of the second
lien may refuse to resubordinate (
agree to stand behind the first - mortgage
holder for repayment if you default).
As with the example above, mortgage lenders, mortgage insurance companies, second
lien holders, and in the case of short sales, the new buyers have to
agree to the terms of the loss mitigation program.
All the
lien holders must
agree to accept less than the amount owed on the debt in order for a short sale to go through.
The
lien holder (s) must
agree to accept less for the property than is owed on the property.
A court filing signed by Colorado Customware attorney Michael Pankow states that Colorado Customware «believes the other
lien holders have consented by
agreeing or acquiescing in the sale».