Until then, credit card debt creditors can still continue to collect on the debts, and your lender can still
proceed with the foreclosure if you're behind on your mortgage.
Until that time, credit card debt creditors can continue to collect your debts, and your lender can
still proceed with the foreclosure if you're behind on your mortgage payments.
A bank may choose to
proceed with foreclosure if it believes that it will recover more from a private sale on the open market and any private mortgage insurance payments they're entitled to.
If you are facing foreclosure, mortgage loan servicers ca
n't proceed with a foreclosure sale until you've been evaluated for help through the mortgage loan modification program.
On and on this went, with the bank telling them they were in the loan modification program while demanding money then refusing to accept money and demanding documents while saying it had received them, and all the
while proceeding with foreclosure notices.
If arrangements to pay the reverse mortgage are not made with your loan servicer, then your loan servicer may
proceed with foreclosure between 30 days and six months from when your loan has been called due and payable.
But if you are behind on your Chapter 7 payments, the bank can move for relief from stay immediately after filing requesting permission to
proceed with the foreclosure.
But it's important to note that short sales are not always a viable option: If the seller is unable to find an interested buyer on terms the lender approves of, the lender can choose to
proceed with foreclosure.
The lender has the option of whether to accept a deed - in - lieu, to
proceed with the foreclosure, or both.
Once the automatic stay has been lifted, your lender can
proceed with foreclosure.
Then the lender will have to request permission for the Bankruptcy Court in order to
proceed with the foreclosure.
Your lender is required to provide the loan documents associated with your loan and if they do not present all of them correctly they are not permitted to
proceed with foreclosure.
So, creditors can still pursue collection actions, garnish your wages,
proceed with foreclosures, evict you, etc..
This is a huge benefit to heirs who finds themselves in a situation where the original reverse mortgage lender has
proceeded with foreclosure, leaving the heirs with limited time to act.
So if a note is performing, is it in the best interest of the bank to call it due and
proceed with a foreclosure?
Unfortunately, after the court rules in the favor of your lender and agrees with the lender to
proceed with foreclosure, it is very hard... Continued