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Joseph Blauwiekel
  • Engineer
  • San Diego, CA
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Looking for Attorney in Gaston County, NC.

Joseph Blauwiekel
  • Engineer
  • San Diego, CA
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Hey all, looking for an attorney in NC that can handle a note that I bought.  I have some allonge questions but looks like I need to initiate FC as they disappeared shortly after the goodbye/hello letters were sent out between servicers. 

Lesson learned, ALWAYS assume re-performers not going to perform.

Second question, in NC if the property is worth 50K and the debt (in this case a loan modification) is for $29K do I only get the property if it goes for less than $29K?  It's a real bummer that they stopped paying as soon as the mod was processed because the seller wiped out a bunch of their debt.  Thank you all.

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