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HELOC and 2nd Home

by Jarad Leave a Comment

Question:  I have a home (rental) with a first mortgage with one bank and a line of equity with another (Chase). We have our personal home with just a first mortgage but also with Chase. If we default on the equity line of credit tied to the rental home can it effect our current home since its with the same bank?

Answer:  – No, unless you used your personal property as additional collateral for getting the HELOC on the rental property. Because they are completely separate properties they can’t do anything to force the sale on you just because to don’t pay on the one. What they can do if you foreclose on the rental is file a judgment against you so you’d have to re-pay that, but usually that doesn’t happen and there are ways to prevent that from happening. Normally they will 1099 you for the amount they lost and you’d have to pay taxes on it.

Filed Under: HELOC Tagged With: 2nd home, Foreclosure, HELOC, home equity line of credit, rental, rental home, rental property

Arizona rental foreclosed on

by Jarad 2 Comments

Question:  I live in California but owned a rental in Arizona that was foreclosed on. I had an equity line of credit on that home when it was foreclosed on. I believe I owed about $90K on that equity line of credit. Can they now come after me for the money? Is my only recourse bankruptcy?

 

Answer:

Well all you can do it wait and see what the bank sends you in the mail. They will either send you a 1099 or they will send you a judgment for the $90k. Now, I know that Arizona is a anti-deficiency state, however, there are 2 statutes that apply to foreclosure and in a lot of cases, homes that have 2nd mortgages do not fall into the category of either of these statutes because the money was not used in the purchase of a home. You might be able to work out a settlement with the bank especially if you threaten them with the bankruptcy card. A good attorney can help you with that. Worst case, most people just bk.

I wish you would have found us earlier… you could settle your note as well and save a lot of headache. Good Luck

Filed Under: Foreclosure, HELOC Tagged With: arizona, Arizona anti deficiency, arizona rental, Bankruptcy, deficiency judgment, equity line of credit, rental

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