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On 2005-04-14 19:44, cjmazur wrote:
The big things in CA is purchase money (purchase) v. non-purchase (refi) money mortgages.
Can you tell use a little about the illegal flipping?
Is there the opportunity for a short sale?
If you have as extensive holding as it sounds, seems like you should look at asset protection.
should I put all my other properties in an LLC?
My house is in a trust. They are all in different states so I am not sure if the loan company will go after those. I know in CA if there was a foreclosure the banks are not allowed to go after anything else but just acquire the property back.
Was this a purchase or a re-fi?
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On 2005-04-14 12:10, BryanEliteMortgage wrote:
Was this a purchase or a re-fi?
purchase.
The big things in CA is purchase money (purchase) v. non-purchase (refi) money mortgages.
Can you tell use a little about the illegal flipping?
Is there the opportunity for a short sale?
If you have as extensive holding as it sounds, seems like you should look at asset protection.
Quote:
On 2005-04-14 19:44, cjmazur wrote:
The big things in CA is purchase money (purchase) v. non-purchase (refi) money mortgages.
Can you tell use a little about the illegal flipping?
Is there the opportunity for a short sale?
If you have as extensive holding as it sounds, seems like you should look at asset protection.
should I put all my other properties in an LLC?
My house is in a trust. They are all in different states so I am not sure if the loan company will go after those. I know in CA if there was a foreclosure the banks are not allowed to go after anything else but just acquire the property back.