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I had a super BAD working experience with PacificBanc in southern California (Costa Mesa) in the 2nd half of 2012. AKA InHouseLender. One of the name was Joseph Shalaby. Where he provided a lot lip service and delivered nothing. Wasted a lot of time and money. Total incompetent and irresponsible. Be warn.
hello, i read somewhere that with the new guidelines in 2015, time-share foreclosure are no longer considered an actual foreclosure but rather installment debt. Is this the case?
There seems to be much out there in the way of information regarding late payments if you are in breach of your Mortgage Note, but I see nothing in regards to this for other reasons. I specifically ask because I have a Homestyle loan, which while like a 203k isn't a 203k and my lender told me I may be in breach of my Mortgage Note if EVERYTHING isn't done by final inspection time. I have asked what this means and what I need to do but he answers very vaguely, plays the broken record game of being coy. The house will be 98% done if not 100% but if (for instance) my counter top get delayed and isn't in on time, which may actually happen… what happens? Can they take my house? Is there a required process or procedure to go through where I have time to remedy the shortfalls? What if the counter is in, but any other number of issues I am currently unaware of pop up unexpectedly, it seems odd this is a one shot deal and if it isn't done on time I am in breech of my note. This is my future home, I have spent every dime I have on it, worked countless hours and drained all my accounts into it. I am not some ‘flipper’ or investor, this is my home and my children's home, I am not trying to make a buck… I have paid everything on time and will continue to do so… not getting answers or advice as to what is happening and what it may mean is stressing me out to no end… I cant sleep. I had a really, really horrific (and am still having it) experience with my initial contractor who I feel and can prove owes me a lot of money. He, though, went and placed a lien on my house. My lender says that has to be released before the due date hits too. This contractor is why I am so far behind to begin with and I know he wont do my any favors of releasing the lien, he wants free money. My lender is not advising me, I can find no one to help guide me or give me advice. Do I have to go hire a lawyer preemptively? What should I do? Please help!!
