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Updated almost 6 years ago,
Borrower fighting foreclosure: what to expect
At approximately 1 week before foreclosure judgment, borrower entered a 30 day extension to answer complaint.
My question is, what is the typical route here? My guess is that 90% of the time this is just a stalling tactic, but would like to hear the experience of others.
Facts:
Ohio
Property worth $100k
UPB: $60k
Payoff: $99k
Borrower discharged from Chapter 7
Borrower can afford $400/month, but property taxes are delinquent $12,000. They want to be paid over max 24 months. They were starting their foreclosure, but I asked them to hold off.
Last paid date of December 2009. We are okay based on the statue of limitations laws in Ohio.
Debt has been sold multiple times, but all paperwork is in line, including original note and mortgage.
Borrower has refused a $10,000 cash for keys offer.
I was very surprised that they want to contest. Property taxes will foreclose anyways.
What should I expect? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
@chris seveney