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    #16
    Originally posted by TEW View Post
    No you need to make the system work for you. that's what planing is all about BUT do you want to be in BK for the next 3 to 5 with a back breaking plan?
    ??? You just lost me.

    After I get my discharge on my ch7... I wait 6 months; meanwhile, I continue to pay my 1st and 2nd mortgages and stay "current" on them... then in 6 months file a ch13 and toss the unsecured 2nd mortgage in there. How am I any worse off with a 5-year plan for just the 2nd mortgage as compared to paying it for 28 more years? I dont get it.???

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      #17
      That is a bummer~ I was hoping to get rid of that 2nd Mortgage. You would figure it would be stripped if there is nothing securing it? We don't owe much on it but when you are paying that much of a payment for a house not worth as much it sucks! We were young and dumb when we got that, I really didn't even know what it was. That's what we get for not talking to our parents! LOL

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        #18
        It all depends if IRA wants to keep the home. If he wants to keep it, he can't discharge the second in BK Ch 7. If he stops paying it, they can try and get a judgement on him. However, he witll proabably be able to negotiate a settlement--I am hearing on a foreclosure forum 25% is common, BUT only if you use the THREAT of BK. I'm in a similar position, and am negotiating right now. If we can get our 1st situated reasonably, we'll start on the 2nd. If not, we'll give the house back...since we're in Cali, the 1st can't come after us, but the second can. We'll bring them into BK with us. 2nds are willing to lose principal--contrary to what someone said, they are unlikely to force foreclosure because they won't get anything. That's why they are so willing to work with you.
        So if you want to keep your house, try a loan mod with the 2nd--tell them you need serious principal reduction or you are taking them into BK with you (you can threaten 13). A Chapter 20--a 7 followed by a 13--isn't illegal exactly but can be tricky and is frowned upon when it's used just to do a lein stripping.
        Good luck!!

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          #19
          Originally posted by Medora View Post
          It all depends if IRA wants to keep the home. If he wants to keep it, he can't discharge the second in BK Ch 7. If he stops paying it, they can try and get a judgement on him. However, he witll proabably be able to negotiate a settlement--I am hearing on a foreclosure forum 25% is common, BUT only if you use the THREAT of BK. I'm in a similar position, and am negotiating right now. If we can get our 1st situated reasonably, we'll start on the 2nd. If not, we'll give the house back...since we're in Cali, the 1st can't come after us, but the second can. We'll bring them into BK with us. 2nds are willing to lose principal--contrary to what someone said, they are unlikely to force foreclosure because they won't get anything. That's why they are so willing to work with you.
          So if you want to keep your house, try a loan mod with the 2nd--tell them you need serious principal reduction or you are taking them into BK with you (you can threaten 13). A Chapter 20--a 7 followed by a 13--isn't illegal exactly but can be tricky and is frowned upon when it's used just to do a lein stripping.
          Good luck!!
          interesting...........would like to know more about that. My Heloc is with HSBC and owe $240K. Inland so cal.....land of many foreclosures.
          Stopped Paying CC's 2/2009. Retained Attorney 1/10/2010 Filed 1/23/2010. Discharged 5/19/10 $187K CC, $240K 2nd,$417K 1st, No asset Ch-7

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            #20
            My court date is set for early next month. We are filing ch7. We have a $460K 1st and a $150K HELOC. The house is currently worth approx $320K. We have never missed a payment on the 1st and are currently 100+ days late on the 2nd.

            Our intention was to reaffirm the 1st only. Should we be trying to renegtiate both during this process or only the 2nd? What happens if we do nothing further on the 2nd if in the future we refinance? If the refinance is for say $450K and the house is worth say $400K and the second is a lien of $150K does it then go away, will it stay with the house indefinitely, or does it then become the first as the current 1st gets paid off during the refi which would inturn most likely make us ineligible for a refi?

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              #21
              If the 2nd is a different servicer/lienholder then they will not move to foreclose, unless there will be equity. They have to essentially buy out the first leinholder to foreclose, a point that would be a bad bad business decision. My buddy just did this, he had a 1st through Wells and a 2nd through Citi, the first was 270k, second was 79k, house worth 245 or so, he filed a 7, kept current on the first and stopped paying then 2nd, key was to be current on both at filing. After his discharge he got a few calls from Citi, told them it had been discharged, they sent him BS paperwork to get a mod, he threw it away and then offered 10 cents on the dollar to remove the lien, the settled for 15% and the 2nd is gone and lien removed.

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                #22
                Both are held by WAMU which is now Chase. I am 100+ days late on the second and never late on the first. We are underwater by approx $250K+. We filed last month and our court date is next month. We have rcvd an Acceleration arning (Notice of Intent to Foreclose) on the second.

                I just cant see that making good business sense if we are current on the 1st ($460K) which is more than $100K over the value of the property that they would foreclose if a ride thru on the 1st and stay current.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by flynbvr View Post
                  My court date is set for early next month. We are filing ch7. We have a $460K 1st and a $150K HELOC. The house is currently worth approx $320K. We have never missed a payment on the 1st and are currently 100+ days late on the 2nd.

                  Our intention was to reaffirm the 1st only. Should we be trying to renegtiate both during this process or only the 2nd? What happens if we do nothing further on the 2nd if in the future we refinance? If the refinance is for say $450K and the house is worth say $400K and the second is a lien of $150K does it then go away, will it stay with the house indefinitely, or does it then become the first as the current 1st gets paid off during the refi which would inturn most likely make us ineligible for a refi?
                  Does your Att know your late on the 2nd ?? What Did he advise you ? If the UST see's this it's possible they would move to push you into a Ch-13 since you have established that you do not intend to pay the 2nd, and the payment would be excluded from your monthly expenses.
                  Stopped Paying CC's 2/2009. Retained Attorney 1/10/2010 Filed 1/23/2010. Discharged 5/19/10 $187K CC, $240K 2nd,$417K 1st, No asset Ch-7

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                    #24
                    I have disclosed all information to my atty. The atty suggested we make no further payments (1st or 2nd) and try to negotiate a loan mod. If we are unsuccessful then let them foreclose, if successful then maybe we will come out on top. There is no guarantee of the outcome with either path.

                    We are letting go a boat, travel trailer, car, cc's, and offroad vehicles. All together nearly $500K. when you add the 2nd ($150K). Do you really think the UST would push for 13 over 7? If so, what does that process look like (court process not what 13 is)?

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by flynbvr View Post
                      I have disclosed all information to my atty. The atty suggested we make no further payments (1st or 2nd) and try to negotiate a loan mod. If we are unsuccessful then let them foreclose, if successful then maybe we will come out on top. There is no guarantee of the outcome with either path.

                      We are letting go a boat, travel trailer, car, cc's, and offroad vehicles. All together nearly $500K. when you add the 2nd ($150K). Do you really think the UST would push for 13 over 7? If so, what does that process look like (court process not what 13 is)?
                      .

                      Darn. thats a lot to lose. No more Glamis I guess.

                      Anyway........it depends on your income. If you really need those mortgage payments to qualify for a Ch-7, then you need to be current. Otherwise, the UST could determine you dont intend to keep the house, and dis-allow them in favor of the much smaller IRS housing allowing expense. Not sure who your attourney is, but I would have thought he told you this. Did you declare on your petition that you intend to keep your house ??
                      Stopped Paying CC's 2/2009. Retained Attorney 1/10/2010 Filed 1/23/2010. Discharged 5/19/10 $187K CC, $240K 2nd,$417K 1st, No asset Ch-7

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                        #26
                        Financially, we stated we intend on keeping the house and truck. Everything else must go. However, we cant afford the second. Im now second guessing our decision. Is it too late to say we do not intend on reaffirming the house? Our court date is next month.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by flynbvr View Post
                          Financially, we stated we intend on keeping the house and truck. Everything else must go. However, we cant afford the second. Im now second guessing our decision. Is it too late to say we do not intend on reaffirming the house? Our court date is next month.
                          You really need to talk to your attourney. It could get ugly and the UST push you into a CH-13 depending on your income. If it was me, I would get current on both mortgages, get my discharge, then decide to walk away or not. Like I said, it depends on your income, if you really need to show those mortgage payments to qualify for the Ch-7
                          Stopped Paying CC's 2/2009. Retained Attorney 1/10/2010 Filed 1/23/2010. Discharged 5/19/10 $187K CC, $240K 2nd,$417K 1st, No asset Ch-7

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                            #28
                            I am current on my 1st but my confusion comes from not understanding the need to be current on my 2nd. Sorry for my ignorance on the matter!

                            My atty says to stop all mortgage payments 1st and 2nd in an effort to play hardball with Chase and get them to renegotiate/loan mod. I dont feel comfortable doing that so I am searching for additional knowledge on the matter.

                            Our 341 is next month and my 1st is due in 3 days. As I understand it I am not required to make payments during the bk process. With the information Ive shared would I be advised to make a voluntary payment or wait until after the disharge?

                            Knowledge is power

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                              #29
                              I had a chapter 7 that was discharged. I did include my 2nd mortgage in the chapter 7, BUT i continued to pay my first mortgage and stayed current on it.

                              Now, the second mortgage that was originally secured by the house is now
                              a unsecured debt- being discharged in the chapter 7. It survives the chapter 7 and the lein stays on the house.

                              Now, I stopped paying my first mortgage and I am going into a chapter 13. I will pay the 1st mortgage arrears payments back in a 3-5 year plan, once I payoff the chapter 13 plan the second mortgage lein will be stipped of the house.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by jessegirl View Post
                                I had a chapter 7 that was discharged. I did include my 2nd mortgage in the chapter 7, BUT i continued to pay my first mortgage and stayed current on it.

                                Now, the second mortgage that was originally secured by the house is now
                                a unsecured debt- being discharged in the chapter 7. It survives the chapter 7 and the lein stays on the house.

                                Now, I stopped paying my first mortgage and I am going into a chapter 13. I will pay the 1st mortgage arrears payments back in a 3-5 year plan, once I payoff the chapter 13 plan the second mortgage lein will be stipped of the house.
                                now thats very interesting. They call that a Ch- 20
                                Stopped Paying CC's 2/2009. Retained Attorney 1/10/2010 Filed 1/23/2010. Discharged 5/19/10 $187K CC, $240K 2nd,$417K 1st, No asset Ch-7

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