Forestalling Foreclosure

The banks, lenders and subprime lenders don't give a SHIT about what you are going through. I say, let them foreclose and then file bankruptcy so they can't come after you for the deficiency. Yes, your credit will take a hit, but so what. We are in a recession and you will not be the only one in that boat. Fight back with Chapter 7

@MrBigPoppa43

Well, they will be making a lot of money off of mine. I am going to fucked this house up from the floor to the ceiling.  Once I am done, it will take them months to clean this shit up. hahah

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@rotnflesh

I think this only works in certain states. Also in certain states you only have a 30 day window when you get a notice of default. It is a big mess. We are in a recession, file chapter 7 and be done with it. This way the lender cannot sale the house and come after you for the deficiency balance.

If anyone here is having problems paying on a mortgage, they could file a common law lien on that property stating principal paid plus life experience value; this lien must be satisfied before foreclosure or a commercial lien can be put in place!

RESEARCH COMMON LAW LIEN!!

R we only capable of passing greed laws at this point. I want a mortgage that is adjustable. Adjustable to fair market value. My grandfather took out a loan 50 years ago to start a business. They gave him ten years to repay it. He repaid it in one year. The next year he bought a house free and clear. To all the BMW driving pinto owners, your getting what you bought. Insecurity. I want what I pay for.

By the way, this video is describing a pre-trial process known as "curing"; it's a process out of courts to settle contract disputes. It works very well for the one being foreclosed on because it proves the litigant/plaintiff did not enter into negotiations to keep it out of court. They did not attempt to satisfy this COMMON LAW REMEDY!

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I have a question for you. I live in Illinois, and my wife and I are both on the mortgage, but only my wife is on the note. If our house goes into foreclosure, would my credit be affected? Also, if I buy another home in my name only, can the bank put a lien on my new house? And can they garnish my wages? Please advise. Thanks!