I am in the midst of a divorce and I’m trying to be civilized about the situation. Both of our names are on the mortgages, me as the primary and him as the secondary. I haved asked him to refinance the house, to which he says he can’t do and can’t afford. I then asked him to sell the house, but he refuses to do this. He says that he won’t sign the papers. If I’m the primary person on the mortgage, do I have any say in selling the house? Can I do anything without his signature?
I am a new real estate agent and my broker isn’t readily available. A friend of mine is behind on her mortgage 3 months. It is her investment property. She has 2 mortgages on the property, 1 is for 98K the other is for 23K. The house appraised last year for 125K. She just gave me authroity to call the bank on her behalf to negociate a lower amount. Who should I speak to and what are the next steps? How do I get paid is she is in pre-foreclosure?
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Considering that interest is just as much, if not more than the mortgage itself, it’s like paying 2 mortgages. The house has to double in value for a person to break even.
ANY INFORMATION ABOUT REVERSE MORTGAGES FOR SENIORS
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I have an interview with a contact I made that’s the CEO of a mortgage company. He is giving me a general interview with no specific job in mind, but I want to make the best impression possible. I have some small experience with mortgages because I worked in a loan center, but I would like to be able to learn more about mortgage bonds and the business before interviewing. Anyone that could give me any sort of direction would be great. Even big topics, links, or books to reference would be fantastic, I will research it own my own. Thank you.
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