What are the consequences of letting a property foreclose?
Q. Assuming I live in NH and an investment property I own i stop paying mortgage payments on What will happen? How long until the property goes into foreclosure? If my credit score is about 700 what will it be after? Most importantly how long will it blemish my Credit Report? I have been hearing everything from 2-7 years. So which is it? Will the lender write off the loss or sue me for the difference owed compared to the amount received through auction? This is all of course in theory...no one would want to purposely do this...right?
Asked by smartestmanalive - Tue Nov 13 20:01:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. These are just general estimates based on the experiences of other homeowners in similar situations. Every foreclosure situation is unique, so the effects you see will be slightly or wildly different from that of other homeowners. Usually, it takes 3-6 missed payments for the bank to put the property into foreclosure. This depends on how much you communicate with them, as they will give you more time if they think you're working on a solution. Your credit score will start dropping once you miss a payment. If you go all the through foreclosure and lose the home at a sheriff sale, your score might be just over 500. But it also depends on what other credit you have and if you are on time with your other debt payments. If you're late on all… [cont.]
Answered by foreclosurefish_com - Wed Nov 14 09:43:44 2007

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Asked by raju e - Sun Jan 7 01:46:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Can a home schooled student get into college...?
Q. with a record like this? I applied to Florida State University as my first choice, and as I get closer to finding out if I got in, I'm getting more and more nervous. Do you think I had a chance? My grades for high school were all A's. I have 4 credits of math (up to pre-cal), 4.5 of English, 5 of social science, 5 of natural science (with labs), and 2 of French. I also studied a number of electives such as home ec/life skills, music theory, health, programming and robotics, digital design, art, and sign language. FSU requires that home schoolers submit a syllabus for each course studied in high school to explain course content and list materials used, and we made these very detailed. On top of that, I'll be graduating high school with at… [cont.]
Asked by i_come_from_under_the_hill - Fri Jan 9 19:59:44 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think you've got a great chance, from what I read on their website. Your SAT is within their median, and you've got a terrific GPA and resume. You've got the credits to match with their top schools and majors, and you definitely fit their diversity profile. I would just make sure everything (letters of rec, essays, etc.) are in prior to the due date. Your college classes and GPA show that you can definitely handle the workload. I don't know of anything else you could do - your record should speak for itself.
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Fri Jan 9 20:36:34 2009