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Empty house with negative equity
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It will be removed if/when the lender sells under repossession.Forester50 said:
Errr no because Statute of Limitations not applicaple here. The lender has a charge on the property which will remain forever until it is discharged through payment or other agreement.Workerdrone said:
Unless you can disappear until the 12 year statute of limitations is upCSI_Yorkshire said:
No, mortgage lenders don't just write-off the balance unless there is no possibility of repayment - i.e. you are declared bankrupt. A bit of a chat with them will not fix anything.Hard_up_dad said:I guess I came here to see if there’s a way to get a mortgage company to move on the shortfall amount0
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