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Bankruptcy Attorney Jamie Ryke of the Second Start Law Firm talks about the Housing Foreclosure Epidemic
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This is the vidio clip for the song today for me tomorrow for you sang by Wilson Jermaine Heredia as Angel Dumott Schunard in RENT the movie. Enjoy…(sorry if its a little high pitched i have no idea why lol)…
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In which Tom drinks himself to Oz.
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This is part 7 as well as the end of Days I of my fan tribute to my favorite characters, Laura and Almanzo, on LHOTP. This vdo is for entertainment purposes only and I hope you continue to enjoy this movie! Days II will be coming soon…:)
Disclaimer: I am not the owner of the content in this video. The copyrights belong to NBC. This vid is meant to show fan appreciation only and to encourage fans to buy Little House vids.
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How points go down? Is it considered a collection? How long does it stay on your record? If a lease, does that payoff go on your record?
Auto finance is what I do for a living and bmd is correct as far as she goes.
It will hurt your score/profile bad for the next several years. You should expect at least a 100-point drop in score.
If this has not happened yet, you should avoid it at all cost. A repossession without a bankruptcy to explain it is one of the worst things that can show on your credit report.
Not only will they come after you for the difference but they will add all cost for the repossession, towing, storage, auction, reconditioning, late fees, interest, lawyers and anything else they can think of.
This could amount to several thousand dollars and if you do not pay they can take you to court, get a judgment and then attach bank accounts, garnish wages (if your State allows it) and file liens on any other property you may own like cars, boats, land and homes.
All of this activity will show on your credit for 7-years and make it very hard to get any other type of loans without making massive down payments, paying huge fees and State maximum interest rates.
Our landlord has not told us the home we rent is in foreclosure. I found out through notices addressed to him in the mail and through a website listing our home in foreclosure. As it is we pay rent a month in advance and have decided to pay on time instead so that we do not lose a whole months rent if asked to leave. Sorry to say we do not trust our renter because he has not been honest with us. When this home sells, how long will we have to find a new place? Also, shouldn't the bank be getting our rent money…especially if rent is more than his mortgage? I am really just concerned about what this means for us and options available? Anyone ever been in this situation?
Nothing at first. You have 30 days to vacate the property. if the sheriff shows with less than 30 days notice you demand to go to court and be heard by a judge. Illegal evictions are not ok but they pay ohhh so much money when you sue. Oh and call the local news too so they can film you getting dragged out… spin is everything. If you have been given notice that you are being evicted you can review your options with an attorney but foreclosure usually trumps a lease.
I would absolutely hire an attorney and begin legal proccedings against your landlord for breach of contract and fraud. Additionally you will probably want to place a lien on the property for the amount of your security deposit because if you don't you'll have to sue to deadbeat landlord for that money.
I don't know your state specific law but in California the law is as follows: Defaulted owners in the property after your date of possession are given three days notice to quit or pay rent. Month-to-month or less-than-one-year renters get thirty days. Renters with a lease of one year or more get sixty days to pay rent or quit.
Good luck
I am planning to move out of my parents, and I want to just rent a bedroom, in the southern California area, preferably the San Fernando Area, and since I've never had to pay rent here, I want to plan out how much I will have to set apart monthly. I just need a bedroom with a closet, where my full bed and vanity fit. Thank you. Your answers will be greatly appreciated. Have a great day…
I have been renting for 10 years in Santa Cruz. Rents have gone up and down but you can expect to pay $400-$800 for a decent place. $800 should get you something nice.
don't forget utilities.
Has the housing market hit it's rock bottom now? We want to buy a home in California.
Yes, it's the right time to buy a home in California. There are so many houses in the market and the rates have gone low. You should grab this chance and get a California mortgage. For those who already have a home, it's the best time to get a refinance too. But before you enter any mortgage or refinance, you should read up on it. That way, you'd be knowledgeable about it's twists and turns. Check here for your start on learning: http://www.whataboutloans.com/state/mortgage/california.html