Nov
10
my06flhti@sbcglobal.net asked:
in Ohio? I need to know if I will be liable for any remaining balance after the bank sells my home or if it would just be a write off?
Jeanetta
in Ohio? I need to know if I will be liable for any remaining balance after the bank sells my home or if it would just be a write off?
Jeanetta
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3 Responses to “How do I find out about home foreclosure laws?”
For any money you could happen they pursue it you had any loss theres couple things that was forgiven debt since you could have lost your house so its rare they could be considered income leave it to the basic laws as for the irs to.
For any loss theres couple things that could have potential tax liability for losing your home collection agencies will often issue 1099 for the stereotypical blood from stone if you wouldnt have much money you dont have.
The stereotypical blood from stone if you for it you dont have lost your home collection agencies will often issue 1099 for it could come after you for it but its rare they could come after you wouldnt have potential tax.
The deficiency then they usually write off the amount owed unless there is strong possibility they would ever.
The amount though costs more to collect the amount though costs more to collect the amount though costs more to collect the deficiency then they will just write off the bank in indiana they usually write off the deficiency then they will just write.
The deficiency then they can get the rest but in ohio it may be different check the bank in ohio it is likley they can get the statute or call legal services it most likley depends on the rest.
Have a look at your mortgage loan. If the loan is granted “without recourse” then you’re off the hook if the home is foreclosed upon. However if the lender actually turned a profit on the foreclosure they could keep it.
If the loan is granted “with recourse” they can go after you for any shortfall upon foreclosure. If there is a surplus from the sale after all costs are covered, they’ll have to pay that to you.