Posted on: 25th Feb, 2009 08:09 am
my girlfriend is upside down with her recourse condo mortgage (her name only) and we fear she will be laid off. she and i have title to a second property. can she quit claim her interest in the second property to separate it from any foreclosure libility for her condo or are their legal issues? (fraudulent transfer ex.) this is in california.
I would contact an attorney to know for sure.
Hi Guest,
I agree with Ashley that you should contact an attorney. If your girlfriend's condo is foreclosed, the lender can place lien on the property that you jointly own with her.
But as she is already upside down with the mortgage, I would suggest her to contact the lender and check out if she can go for a short sale or a deed in lieu.
Thanks
I agree with Ashley that you should contact an attorney. If your girlfriend's condo is foreclosed, the lender can place lien on the property that you jointly own with her.
But as she is already upside down with the mortgage, I would suggest her to contact the lender and check out if she can go for a short sale or a deed in lieu.
Thanks