Not exact matches
Depending on local law, mortgage lenders may be required to secure abandoned
properties and abate nuisances and hazards that may occur
during the
foreclosure process.
Generally, the applicant's credit report is pulled
during the reverse mortgage
process for the underwriter to review for current adverse credit issues that may affect the
property, such as an open bankruptcy or pending
foreclosure; however, scores are not normally a considered factor in the credit decision.
When buying a
property during a
foreclosure sale, you usually must pay at least the loan balance plus any interest and other fees accumulated
during the
foreclosure process, such as attorney's fees.
Lenders completed the
foreclosure process on 54,844 U.S.
properties during the month, still down 18 percent from May 2011.