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If your mortgage company goes bankrupt, what happens...
My most recent acquistion had its mortgage sold to GMAC. I just read that GMAC may go bankrupt or out of business. If that is the case, what happens to my mortgage or mortgage payment?
Wishful thinking is that my mortage payment goes away, but then again, that is wishful thinking.