This program is great! No tax implications makes it even better. I think you really need to get the word out on this. Even with the new Fannie Mae DU refi plus program (125% LTV) out there, I think this is a viable option either before considering the refi. Keep up the good work!
Issuing 1099 forms to those in foreclosure and bankruptcy is unrealistic. Nor can these people afford it.
As far as I know, ever since the recession of 1994, when I got my RE Broker’s license, nobody every paid on a 1099 issued due to a foreclosure. Ever! Not owner occupied homes, and not investment properties.
Does anyone know of a person that was forced to pay on a 1099 issued by the bank due to a Short Sale or a Foreclosure?
15. December 2009 at 11:19 pm
Hi Megan,
This program is great! No tax implications makes it even better. I think you really need to get the word out on this. Even with the new Fannie Mae DU refi plus program (125% LTV) out there, I think this is a viable option either before considering the refi. Keep up the good work!
Thanks,
Julian Gonzalez
http://www.julesgonzalez.com
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1. January 2010 at 3:56 pm
Issuing 1099 forms to those in foreclosure and bankruptcy is unrealistic. Nor can these people afford it.
As far as I know, ever since the recession of 1994, when I got my RE Broker’s license, nobody every paid on a 1099 issued due to a foreclosure. Ever! Not owner occupied homes, and not investment properties.
Does anyone know of a person that was forced to pay on a 1099 issued by the bank due to a Short Sale or a Foreclosure?
Angella Raisian @ http://AngellaRaisian.com
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