But, state law may dictate the prority of liens in a foreclosure as well, you'd have to check I think...Good catch Steve!

I would compute $5,400 / ($38,000+$25,000+$2,500+$1,800) = 8%.Nice catch!

It is mail with something that catches the attention of the recipient and gets them to open.

What's the catch?

I was wondering if they could/would file ch 7 if the ch 13 is dismissed.Oh, and I can't imagine the court would allow 5 years for them to catch up when the balloon is due in 3 1/2.

The catch is that I am not sure if I will stay in the house for more than 2 years, so I want to buy something that I can either rent out for a decent cash flow after I move, or sell for a little bit of a profit.

They'll all be wondering why they can't catch a break...

BP can be a little overwhelming, but you will be surprised at how quickly you catch on if you stay active.

They figured that I wouldn't catch that the interest rate hadn't been reduced since it wasn't really my money to begin with.

Montgomery Co. and I've already invested over 20K in this property but the owner went into default and tryin to catch it up but doesn't think she can before Feb.3rd Forecloser Date :-( I don't want to loose my house but can't take over bank loan myself due to credit not good enough !!