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04-01-2009, 10:48 AM
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Mortgage Foreclosure Washington State, 1st
and 2nd Mortgage both with Countrywide? I hold a mortgage on a home in Washington State and I am no longer able to afford my payments. I can not afford to sell the house as the loan to value is upside down. The 1st and 2nd mortgage are both with Countrywide mortgage. What am I up against? Does the lender have the right to sue on the note in Washington State? Can they legally take away my non-exempt assets? Has anyone had experience dealing with a foreclosure in Washington State. Any information on dealing with Countrywide mortgage would be particularly helpful. Thanks in advance!
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05-20-2009, 01:29 PM
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Re: Mortgage Foreclosure Washington State, 1st
Thee are state laws that you can review. But you need to have a loss mitigation expert do a free profile on your situation. Many times depending on what is negotiated, be it a loan modification or a short sale we may be able to get the lender to waive the deficiency on the property in lieu of a shortsale. Let me know if youy are interested.
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