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For sale with no reposnse, what can I do now with Bank of America

May 05, 2008

My home has been on the market for 9 months with no traffic - the market is really depressed right now, and values have declined considerably. We paid $420 for the home with a $320K first mortgage and an $80K second. I don't know for sure what the home would bring, but I would guess it would be well under $400K. My ex-husband moved out 3 years ago and signed a quit-claim deed, but he is still on the mortgage. Of course I lost his income (he now has to pay rent elsewhere) and I have subsequently had a 50% reduction in income (I am in a real-estate related field). I moved out in January, but have kept the mortgage current as I am trying to hold out until the home can sell. I have spent thousands of dollars in re-painting, repairing and cleaning this home in an effort to make it appealing to buyers, but to no avail. I am just about out of money and am considering bankruptcy. I really really need to try to protect my ex-husband's credit (this is not his fault), but I have to get some relief and need to be able to pay rent on a smaller scale. How can I (and my ex-husband) get out of this mess?

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Posted By Alice at 03:16 PM
Comments (6) | Categories: Bank of America, Georgia Foreclosure | Tags: bank of america georgia

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Comments

I might be able to help you, I used to work for BofA for many years and know how to get to the bottom of your loan, I can let you know the status in 24hrs.

J
Posted By J on May 10, 2009 at 05:40 PM
We have been trying to sell our Florida home for 2.5 years without success. We owe 224k and the current value has fallen to 155k. I want to do a deed in lieu of Foreclosure. The mortgage was with Wells Fargo and Bank of America now bought them. What should I do?
Posted By Donald Singer on June 22, 2009 at 07:35 PM
I own 2 homes...the one in Florida is the one we need to turn back due to moving North in search of work and the drop in values. I have a first and equity with Bank of America. I want to do a DIL...what do I need to do???
Posted By Don Singer on July 10, 2009 at 07:54 AM
We want to do a deed in lieu of foreclosure in the spring and getting through to Bank of America is difficult at best. Currently we are housing an older couple who lost everything and now live with us. Now we must lose our home too. Our home is listed with a realtor for over a yer now...no one has even looked at it even tho it's only five yers old and beautiful. We have an upside down mortgage. What is our next step? Thanks!
Posted By Barbara J. McComber on September 14, 2009 at 07:46 AM
J, (if you are still out there) you posted on May 10th, 2009 that you had worked for BofA for years and that you might be able to help someone who was facing the possibility of foreclosure and bankruptcy. Well, I purchased my home through through BofA back in 2004 and until my mother had taken ill and lost her home resulting in my having to take her in. I was doing ok until it appeared that the economy fell out of the bottom. My sister had lost her job and now I had her and her two daughters had to move in with me. I was now taking care of 4 other people on my own salary and on top of this, I had absolutely no assistance from anywhere coming in as my mother was not yet approved for disability benefits. I had been carrying everyone for nearly two years and then to do what I thought would help, I filed bankruptcy to "save" my home and the only reliable transportation that I had. But getting back on track has been extremely difficult and having to deal with three family deaths in two years has been an additional burden on me. I'm not an irresponsible person. At one point in time, I had a credit score close to 700. I worked hard after my divorce to clean up. Now, I'm at my wits end and about to call it quits. The bank is about to foreclose on my home even with a bankruptcy on file. Should I rescind the bankruptcy and let the home go into foreclosure. I would like to eventually buy another home. I've worked so hard to buy this home and to make it what I want it to be. I have no one to fall back on and no where else to go. Plain and simple, I need help.
Posted By A. K.Ashley on October 18, 2009 at 02:41 PM
Hi Ashley
I'm sorry to hear about your hardship. First off bankruptcy will protect you untill the judge discharges your debt and or dismisses it. If you have a sale date on your home it will automatically continue to get postponed. To expedite things all I would need is your loan number to find out who the underlying investor is on your loan. Every investor has their own guidelines on what they are willing to do. I hope this helps so send me your loan number and I will let you know what the status is on your specific loan.
Posted By j on October 18, 2009 at 03:37 PM

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