in non deficiency states LIke  CA WA OR NV AZ its ONLY on your personal residence and ONLY for purchase money IE the loan you used to purchase the property.. this is why you had so many strategic defaults in those states in the bad days.and during the bad days as well. govmit stepped in and in the states were they could get judgements on owner occs they suspended it plus suspended the 1099 c that came with them. its back to normal now.. you have an owner occ in Texas and you default the lender can and will go for a judgement many time.s  

Hi,I have a SFH for rent near JBLM - Joint Base Lewis Mcchord in WA, and I'm looking for the contact information for a housing coordinator on base.

They are definitely showing signs of the market shifting.To make it even more complicated, cross one short toll bridge and you're in Tacoma, WA - the hottest market in the US currently.So, you need to know your local markets, and a great agent/broker will be able to help you with that.

I'm not sure, but one thing I do know is that Washington is terribly dysfunctional.

I’m in the DC area and it’s fairly new to me.

@J Scott  if he used a CAR form there probably is a mandatory mediation clause so you cant sue until you go to mediation first its the same with OR and WA standard realtor contracts.. keeps the courts from being all clogged up and gives retired judges something to do.

Hello all,I am looking for recommendations for residential civil and structural engineers/companies who are licensed in DC, Maryland & Virginia.

Hi all,I am thinking about buying my very first rental property, which is a 3-bedroom, 2.5 bathrooms, single-family house in Puyallup, WA.

Hi,I came across a property recently in Washington Park, Atlanta right on Joseph E Boone.

I have 1 property in the Portland, WA area, while living in Norfolk, VA.