Allison

Okay. I believe he was in the rears for eighty six thousand. He was in a bankruptcy for three years to save the home when he was in the hospital a couple of years ago. And that was fine. He was paying thirty seven hundred dollars into the bankruptcy and twenty four to a regular mortgage. And I guess he just ran out of money and never told me.

Well, I have, I don't believe that I owe what they're saying. I know. I understand there's interest in all that. Um, but they, they kind of put us in that position. It's a cop. It's a servicer that has been taken to court many times and, uh, had to pay out millions of dollars for wrongfully taking people's homes. And, um,

Well, I have, I don't believe that I owe what they're saying. I know. I understand there's interest in all that. Um, but they, they kind of put us in that position. It's a cop. It's a servicer that has been taken to court many times and, uh, had to pay out millions of dollars for wrongfully taking people's homes. And, um,

Well, I have, I don't believe that I owe what they're saying. I know. I understand there's interest in all that. Um, but they, they kind of put us in that position. It's a cop. It's a servicer that has been taken to court many times and, uh, had to pay out millions of dollars for wrongfully taking people's homes. And, um,

This is what I was battling for a few years before I stumbled on that when he was in the hospital. So I just wanted to know what is the bottom line? Like, what can I pay to get it out of foreclosure and then possibly just keeping the mortgage and paying that off? I don't even know what I think. How far behind are you?

This is what I was battling for a few years before I stumbled on that when he was in the hospital. So I just wanted to know what is the bottom line? Like, what can I pay to get it out of foreclosure and then possibly just keeping the mortgage and paying that off? I don't even know what I think. How far behind are you?

This is what I was battling for a few years before I stumbled on that when he was in the hospital. So I just wanted to know what is the bottom line? Like, what can I pay to get it out of foreclosure and then possibly just keeping the mortgage and paying that off? I don't even know what I think. How far behind are you?

Well, he stopped paying that mortgage or the mortgage and the bankruptcy in January. Okay.

Well, he stopped paying that mortgage or the mortgage and the bankruptcy in January. Okay.

Well, he stopped paying that mortgage or the mortgage and the bankruptcy in January. Okay.

I get physically ill opening those statements because of what happened five years ago. They actually told me they couldn't talk to me because I wasn't on the mortgage, but... I was on the mortgage, so they made me behind even more time. And you're sure that you're on it at this point? Oh, I'm positive. I got my own paperwork hidden. It was hidden in the closet.

I get physically ill opening those statements because of what happened five years ago. They actually told me they couldn't talk to me because I wasn't on the mortgage, but... I was on the mortgage, so they made me behind even more time. And you're sure that you're on it at this point? Oh, I'm positive. I got my own paperwork hidden. It was hidden in the closet.

I get physically ill opening those statements because of what happened five years ago. They actually told me they couldn't talk to me because I wasn't on the mortgage, but... I was on the mortgage, so they made me behind even more time. And you're sure that you're on it at this point? Oh, I'm positive. I got my own paperwork hidden. It was hidden in the closet.

My, my, what I would like to do is at least keep it so that I can sell it because I have, it's worth 620 and I owe, what they say I owe is 320. My mortgage was for 340, 315 years ago.

My, my, what I would like to do is at least keep it so that I can sell it because I have, it's worth 620 and I owe, what they say I owe is 320. My mortgage was for 340, 315 years ago.

My, my, what I would like to do is at least keep it so that I can sell it because I have, it's worth 620 and I owe, what they say I owe is 320. My mortgage was for 340, 315 years ago.

No, I'm not, because I was taking care of my uncle who passed away last Christmas. He was dropped off at my grandson's birthday party. And they're saying, here you go. You get to take care of him. I took care of him for two years, so I didn't work.

No, I'm not, because I was taking care of my uncle who passed away last Christmas. He was dropped off at my grandson's birthday party. And they're saying, here you go. You get to take care of him. I took care of him for two years, so I didn't work.

No, I'm not, because I was taking care of my uncle who passed away last Christmas. He was dropped off at my grandson's birthday party. And they're saying, here you go. You get to take care of him. I took care of him for two years, so I didn't work.

And I guess I don't know how well that works, but I get 20 grand every September for six years and I can roll it back into it or, you know, use it or whatever.