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Tyler S.
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Deed in lieu?

Tyler S.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Midwest City, OK
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Would a deed in lieu completely clear the credit on the home owner?

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Ali Shah
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Ali Shah
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deed in lieu is just a friendly foreclosure. Credit impact is the same as a foreclosure. Banks are not so easy now these these on short sales but they still get a better rating than foreclosures on your credit report.

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