Posted on: 14th Jul, 2010 08:32 am
Hey Guys,
I owe 529,000 and 38,000 respectively on my home. I can sell my house for 475,000 or possibly up to 515,000. My kids are older now and I would like to downsize to a more affordable payment {renting would be fine} My base is 125,000 and I can potentially make 65,000 more through a non-guaranteed bonus. Since the bonus is not guaranteed I use my base when calculating monthly cash flow. I basically can't afford the house any longer,bottom line. My payment adjusts in 5 months to 2% over 1 year libor which may be ok for a while until rate go up down the road. After reviewing all my options {loan mod--foreclosure --short sale } I still am unable to figure out the best course of action. At times I wish I could sell the house and place the deficient amount into a 10 year loan whicj I would honor. Any thoughts?
I owe 529,000 and 38,000 respectively on my home. I can sell my house for 475,000 or possibly up to 515,000. My kids are older now and I would like to downsize to a more affordable payment {renting would be fine} My base is 125,000 and I can potentially make 65,000 more through a non-guaranteed bonus. Since the bonus is not guaranteed I use my base when calculating monthly cash flow. I basically can't afford the house any longer,bottom line. My payment adjusts in 5 months to 2% over 1 year libor which may be ok for a while until rate go up down the road. After reviewing all my options {loan mod--foreclosure --short sale } I still am unable to figure out the best course of action. At times I wish I could sell the house and place the deficient amount into a 10 year loan whicj I would honor. Any thoughts?
Hi Packman!
Welcome to forums!
You can list the property in the market and try to get buyers for it. If you get buyer for your property, then you can sell it off. However, once you sell off the property, you would be liable to pay off the mortgage dues in full to your lender. If you don't do so, the lender can charge off the account. If you cannot pay off the deficient balance immediately, you can set up a payment plan with your lender and pay it off.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
You can list the property in the market and try to get buyers for it. If you get buyer for your property, then you can sell it off. However, once you sell off the property, you would be liable to pay off the mortgage dues in full to your lender. If you don't do so, the lender can charge off the account. If you cannot pay off the deficient balance immediately, you can set up a payment plan with your lender and pay it off.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane