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You need to read any contract very thoroughly. I can envision a situation where you could ow them money on the already claimed money.
Do you mean I could owe them interest on that money? They haven't even went through the foreclosure process yet. I have talked to the lender and told them that I no longer have interest in the house and that I would like a payoff quote. They seem to be more concerned about the missed payments. I should be receiving that quote this week via USPS. I ask for them to overnight it, but ohh noo, that would not fit in with their business model. lol I will get this fixed and move on. 13+% rates here I come for a car loan. But I'm not using this lender.
 


justalayman

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Do you mean I could owe them interest on that money? They haven't even went through the foreclosure process yet. I have talked to the lender and told them that I no longer have interest in the house and that I would like a payoff quote. They seem to be more concerned about the missed payments. I should be receiving that quote this week via USPS. I ask for them to overnight it, but ohh noo, that would not fit in with their business model. lol I will get this fixed and move on. 13+% rates here I come for a car loan. But I'm not using this lender.
I was talking about the money grubbers, I mean asset finders.

You could end up owing them money even if you don’t get any money through their services. I was speaking to your fantasy of having the money grubbers attempt to find the money you already claimed.
 

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