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Actual consequences of foreclosure

Atlanta Bo avatar
Beach Lover
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What would be the actual long term consequences of letting a property go to foreclosure beyond the obvious of credit damage , loss of down payment and equity . Have fun Shelly .

JB

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Babyblue avatar
Beach Fanatic
#27
I would get advice from a good Florida foreclosure attorney. The peanut gallery may not be the best place to get advice from on such a serious issue. I have been told Lewis & Jurnovoy give good free advice. There number is 850-863-9110.

Watch their TV show on Sunday night.
SHELLY avatar
SoWal Insider
#28
Actually if someone files for BK they are a better credit risk because they owe nothing. If they go 7. 13 a little tricky. :yikes:

The new bankruptcy laws made it much more difficult to file for Chap 7...if you make above the median income in Florida (just south of $36K for a single and $60K for a family of 4) you'll be put on a payback schedule under Chapter 13.


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Babyblue avatar
Beach Fanatic
#29
The new bankruptcy laws made it much more difficult to file for Chap 7...if you make above the median income in Florida (just south of $36K for a single and $60K for a family of 4) you'll be put on a payback schedule under Chapter 13.


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True, but how many Floridians bought in the RE Frenzy? Most docs I see they are out of towners.
SHELLY avatar
SoWal Insider
#30
Watch their TV show on Sunday night.

....especially if you are having trouble falling asleep. Their monotone droning is serious competition for the makers of Lunesta?..:sleeping:



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SHELLY avatar
SoWal Insider
#31
True, but how many Floridians bought in the RE Frenzy? Most docs I see they are out of towners.

Same rules apply for Chap 7 "means test," but using their home state's median income.

<BTW, more than 1 or 2 Floridians got caught up in the frenzy too>
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Babyblue avatar
Beach Fanatic
#32
....especially if you are having trouble falling asleep. Their monotone droning is serious competition for the makers of Lunesta?..:sleeping:

True. I see you watch it also.
SHELLY avatar
SoWal Insider
#33
....especially if you are having trouble falling asleep. Their monotone droning is serious competition for the makers of Lunesta?..:sleeping:

True. I see you watch it also.

Actually, I caught the last 5 minutes of it one night while I was waiting for Ron Popeil's Showtime Rotisserie ("Set it, and forget it!)...I dozed off and when I finally woke up Chef Tony was hawking the Pasta Express!!!:bang:


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Babyblue avatar
Beach Fanatic
#34
Same rules apply for Chap 7 "means test," but using their home state's median income.

<BTW, more than 1 or 2 Floridians got caught up in the frenzy too>
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Ah, but the equity is protected by Florida Constitution.
SHELLY avatar
SoWal Insider
#35
Ah, but the equity is protected by Florida Constitution.

What equity?? :confused:

Most of those now heading into foreclosure have "harvested out the equity;" HELOCed it to kingdom come with overblown appraisals; or did an 80/20 with Zeeero down.


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Babyblue avatar
Beach Fanatic
#36
What equity?? :confused:

Most of those now heading into foreclosure have "harvested out the equity;" HELOCed it to kingdom come with overblown appraisals; or did an 80/20 with Zeeero down.


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What foreclosures?
DuneAHH avatar
Beach Fanatic
#37
....especially if you are having trouble falling asleep. Their monotone droning is serious competition for the makers of Lunesta?..:sleeping:

Luuuu-NNNeSSSSSS-Taaaa (woops...random thought...😀 )

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