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if i do a quick sale will I be able to buy right away? Or will my credit be to bad?
ByI have missed a few mortgage payments and I want to do a quick sale before they foreclose on my house, will I be able to buy a house right away?
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Foreclosure on my credit report, but quick sale occurred? After divorce, ex-husband moved back into house. He never made a house payment. I moved out of town. My name is only on the mortgage. (did a quick claim deed) with his. Foreclosure is on my credit report however quick sale occurred. How do I get this off of...
Buy reduced price (for quick sale) vegetable in supermarket? Some people tend to buy reduced price (quick sale) vegetable in supermarket. These items generally look not as good. Is it safe to buy? How is the reduction in nutrition? Thanks.Sell House Quick ...
Does anyone have feedback on Quick Sale House Companies in theUK? Good and Bad experiences please? We are trying to relocate to set up a business, unfortunately the one thing stopping this is a house sale. It has been on the market for two months now, we had a buyer who dropped out. Have seen ‘Quick House Sale Companies’ on the Internet and wondered if...
Can someone explaine to me what is quick sale( house) and how it works? I can’t afford my mortgage payments any longer due to my financial difficulties. I don’t have any late payments yet. Didn’t get any favorable answer from bank…property is not worth what is still owed on it…my friend said I have go for a quick sale…. I don’t know how...
my home is in foreclosure, is there anyone to buy as quick sale,can I still make any money? my home is going thru foreclosure,is there anyone who can buy as a quick sale,and can I make any money off it. hve about 15,000.00 equityPassive Income ...




































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March 23rd, 2009 at 10:03 am
NO unless you have a credit score of 700, The lender will see that even though you paid off your mortgage you still were unable to make the monthly payments, You might try unconventional mortgage lenders (look for ads in major city papers) and most likely they will ask for a large up front $ over 20% plus all the closing costs in cash..