Golf Course Community Colorado How Do You Get Out Of A Mortgage When The Other Won't Sell And Can't Assume The Loan Because Of Bad Credit?

How do you get out of a mortgage when the other won't sell and can't assume the loan because of bad credit? - golf course community colorado

The mortgage is about 5 years in a house they own in Colorado. I have tried to lose the title and the mortgage, but my ex-boyfriend suddenly appears out of me every time. What money he can only want to have the house. I've said many times, but I did not qualify for a hypothesis. What now? I have repeatedly said, I do not want to bring this to court, but .... Is my only option. My credit is hard fought, because he pays the mortgage late, very much. I can not afford the house after a career change. He paid for a year. I told him I only want to sell or pawn. Quick get me to claim the title, but not the mortgage! The mortgage is what affects my credit score. This is a relatively new ranch style home in the resort golf course corner lot wider .... It will sell if it had ended. Please help seems to have all the answers! I paid more than my fault, goes into a house and being naive!

11 comments:

jon g said...

IS YOUR EX REFIN? EMAIL ME IF YOU CAN MAKE THE MORTGAGE FOR PEOPLE WITH BAD CREDIT JOHNG@OLDMERCHANTS.COM

Skip said...

There is no legal way you can cancel the contract they signed with the mortgage company with her ex-boyfriend to leave. The mortgage company expects to honor his contract. He also mentioned to miss that the payments so that they can mortgage is not as big as the mortgage company from another person, then later, if your ex does not pay.

I do not think that I have a form-action was the main character because it is a solution for the mortgage. You always keep on her head.

Some companies buy land, they can threaten you with, and find that money in the process. Even if you do do this, you might think, and refinancing. After five years there has been no accumulation of capital.

I'm not sure that the court was involved in the breach of contract legal.

You can and you will see a lawyer on late payments and the impact they have on their credit. This could be a way to take on the power of sale of the property.

I hope this was of some use to you, good luck.

"Combat"

Ms Real Estate said...

MOEMAN63 A: I am sure that his remark was the last thing I wanted to hear .... asked him for advice, non-thinking this soap box, as if they have not lived a wife at some point in their lives.

In any case, girls, try if you do not buy it do so refined that you can buy. I would try to buy your property (which is likely to be dominated by the dollar), and put the property on the market.

Good luck!

Ms Real Estate said...

MOEMAN63 A: I am sure that his remark was the last thing I wanted to hear .... asked him for advice, non-thinking this soap box, as if they have not lived a wife at some point in their lives.

In any case, girls, try if you do not buy it do so refined that you can buy. I would try to buy your property (which is likely to be dominated by the dollar), and put the property on the market.

Good luck!

Jonathan said...

Contact your mortgage broker who sold the house and the mortgage contract.
First sign - "Quit Claim Documents" on the property - and not a part of it.
Bring with you when you consult with brokers, how to remove your name from the mortgage. (This shows that you really "no interest in the property."
Find someone to love and be loved - you need an intelligent man to support them.
ask a lawyer is not a bad idea - is expensive and "something" given.
* Sweet Talk, encourage him to refinance it - what you can refinance your account, and even reduce your payments.

sunshine... said...

I think you need to talk to a real estate professional. This situation is a little outside the realm of Yahoo Answers. Good luck!

moeman63 said...

This was a lesson for those that object with a person other than a spouse ..... do not want to buy. If there is a "divorce" is in play, each party is individually responsible for debts. Bad choice ..... But good luck!

jafnarf said...

As the property is purchased, you and your ex-spouse as a tenant? Who was the real primary borrower and co-borrower, the loan? (Need not to seek additional information) Why are selling below properties. If, if the primary borrower for the loan or the property is divided equally between you two, it is likely that you could try to sell the property. The problem is that it must sign a contract or you no longer pretend. But the panel "for sale in your garden would certainly draw your attention ...

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