Charles Tharp ~ Inland Empire Real Estate & Short Sale Specialist
Fontana ,
CA
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Prudential California Realty
Cell Phone: (626) 374-1278
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1. Re-Instatement ("Bringing your loan current"): Re-instatement occurs when the loan is brought current by paying the total amount past due. You have an absolute right to fully re-instate your loan within 90 days of being served with a notice of default. Lenders will normally accept full re-instatement at any time … (2 comments)
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