It shouldn't affect a mortgage. The mortgage will be based on the credit worthiness, the down payment, the ability to repay the loan of the people who apply for the mortgage.
If a mortgage holder (mortgagee) dies the rights under the mortgage pass to her heirs. If a mortgagor (borrower) dies the mortgage company has a lien on real estate that still must be paid.
Yes
You really ought to see an attorney because there are several things that don't quite make sense and states vary on borrower and lender rights (you don't even identify where you are). PS if there is a 2nd mortgage then that is already a lien on the property and there would seem to be no need for that lender to put yet another lien on it; all it may need to do is foreclose and that could jeopardize your first mortgage too!
You are in an extremely vulnerable position since you signed the mortgage alone and then granted your husband an equal interest in the property even though he had no responsibility for paying the mortgage. You own a half interest in your home and you are the only one responsible for the mortgage. You may be required to buy his interest if you want to keep your house. You need to discuss your situation with an attorney ASAP.You are in an extremely vulnerable position since you signed the mortgage alone and then granted your husband an equal interest in the property even though he had no responsibility for paying the mortgage. You own a half interest in your home and you are the only one responsible for the mortgage. You may be required to buy his interest if you want to keep your house. You need to discuss your situation with an attorney ASAP.You are in an extremely vulnerable position since you signed the mortgage alone and then granted your husband an equal interest in the property even though he had no responsibility for paying the mortgage. You own a half interest in your home and you are the only one responsible for the mortgage. You may be required to buy his interest if you want to keep your house. You need to discuss your situation with an attorney ASAP.You are in an extremely vulnerable position since you signed the mortgage alone and then granted your husband an equal interest in the property even though he had no responsibility for paying the mortgage. You own a half interest in your home and you are the only one responsible for the mortgage. You may be required to buy his interest if you want to keep your house. You need to discuss your situation with an attorney ASAP.
Your question is incoherent.
From beginning to end mine took two weeks. But I'm sure it varies widely depending on the needs of the individual and the mortgage company
Houshold Mortgage Corporation business became or transferred to First national Home Finance Limited. At least, mine did! Contact numbers are on their website.
Its about her past and future. She goes to the future memory on how she met her husband, then get married. Her husband figures out she is a careless man's careful daughter and what happen during her childhood in the past between her parents occurs to her and her husband. Soon they make up and she gives birth to 2 boys.
no, but her husband becomes your brother-in-law.
Time will tell.
i want to meet rayray and i hope he is mine futer husband
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