short sale: Uh Oh...Tax Problem in California for Short Sales/Foreclosures - 01/15/08 01:31 PM
I was listening to the news last night driving home at 11:00 and heard that the State of California has not approved a legislative bill allowing you to not pay taxes on the deficiency amount. Even though President Bush signed this into law (December 17th) regarding your Federal Taxes, the State of California … (2 comments)
This Beautiful Home Features an Open & Airy Floorplan with Spacious Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen. This Remodeled Kitchen Features New Cabinets, Countertops and Tile Floor. New Dual Payne Windows are Energy Efficient to … (0 comments)
short sale: Sellers: How To Survive a Short Sale or Foreclosure - 11/06/07 04:29 PM
Surviving a Short Sale or Foreclosure So you are in a short sale and possibly facing foreclosure. Maybe you lost a job, got in an accident or maybe got in above your head. Don't worry and stress yourself out. Thousands of homeowners across the nation are facing the same situation. This … (1 comments)
short sale: General Options to Avoiding a Foreclosure - 10/29/07 01:52 PM
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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I was listening to the news last night driving home at 11:00 and heard that the State of California has not approved a legislative bill allowing you to not pay taxes on the deficiency amount. Even though President Bush signed this into law (December 17th) regarding your Federal Taxes, the State of California … (2 comments)
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