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All Forum Posts by: Eric Johnson

Eric Johnson has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thanks there is no option to get a line of credit. 

I will talk to the banks.

What happens after 60-90 days of non-payment ? 

When do they start to foreclose?

What happens when I resume making payments, is a lump sum required?

Do I keep my existing interest rate? 


What happens when I stop paying the mortgage payment on multiple properties? I do not have a choice at this time. I have a number of rentals and my cash flow is very good but I overextended myself, and my cash reserves are too tight.  I've already stopped cash bleeding in all areas of my business over the past 45 days and I am freezing all improvement projects and released some existing staff.  So the question is what happens when I stop paying the mortgage payment for 60 to 90 days? I will be in a much better financial position if I choose to do this after the 60to 90 day period.  I'm aware this will hurt my credit for a long time and I am willing to live with that. I would prefer to do this, then sell the property since all my properties are cash flowing well.

Will I 

-just be able to resume normal payments after the 60 to 90 day period? 

-will I be able to keep my interest rates?

-Will they make me pay the backpay amount?

-is there any possibility of getting a six month forbearance?

-be able to keep my existing interest interest rate they are quite good?

Note: 

-the properties are located in California, Nevada, Arizona, and Connecticut

-the properties are all financed under conventional loans

-most of the loans are purchased as rentals, two are purchased as primaries.