Downtown Foreclosures
Help: What happens with all three together: foreclosure, bankruptcy, legal eviction?
What are the cumulative effects of: 1) Foreclosure; 2) Bankruptcy; 3) Legal eviction from rental condo?
Someone I know has two strikes against her, foreclosure and bankruptcy within the last 2 years. She is now facing foreclosure from a downtown high rise condo for nonpayment of rent.
How severely does this affect her credit rating? Can she still rent elsewhere, borrow money or buy a car with all these strikes – or is she totally ruined? For how long? What is she can negotiate a deal with her landlord, how much would that help?
She is asking me for money to help and ‘promises’ to pay me back in six months (no, we aren’t sleeping together, just coworkers!). I don’t want to give her something I can’t afford to lose.
She also promised to pay back her home loan, no wait foreclosed did not pay. Promised to pay back her lenders, no wait filed BK. Then promised to pay her rent no wait no pay evicted. Yes her word is good as gold would borrow her money on her word in a heartbeat. If you give her anything be prepared as you WILL lose it her track record speaks for itself, 3 strikes and still has not learned. why? Because she keeps getting bailed out without being responsible for herself. Time for her to hit rock bottom in order to learn
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