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Matt DuSold
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How often do banks ask the homeowner for money?

Matt DuSold
  • Lender
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I talked to a guy today and he basically just left the house he was in. Yeah he has other reasons but he could have stayed in it and could have paid it but wanted out of the house and area.

He has 2 loans on the property and is making a pretty good salary while living in a house on the other side of the valley. Now I understand banks "reserve the right to ask for money" for the difference after it has been shorted, correct? Will this be pretty likely if they guy is making a pretty good salary and the home is way upside down?

Sorry I am new to this, but I am getting better! It gets easier every time and then I got bombarded with questions, haha. Thanks guys!

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Justin S.
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Justin S.
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If he does not qualify for a hardship, then it won't matter cause the banks won't even look at it. Have him first put together an income/expense report. If he shows negative cash flow then you probably have a case. If he doesn't then it is probably not worth your time.

P.S. No need to apologize for asking questions. It's what this forum is about. :)

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