What is the name of your state? FL
Let me first acknowledge that I am not a lawyer...in fact, the only clue I have as to what to do is due to the great help I have received here. Please, no rude remarks...I'm just asking. I understand from here that even private student loans have no SOL. However, once they are written off and sold, especially more than once, how is it that they remain in the catagory of "student loan?" After all, the original contract was for that, but it is no longer owned by the bank who contracted with me for the loan. Seems like it would now fall under "regular" contract loans. Thoughts?
Again, please no insults...
Thank you in advance.
Let me first acknowledge that I am not a lawyer...in fact, the only clue I have as to what to do is due to the great help I have received here. Please, no rude remarks...I'm just asking. I understand from here that even private student loans have no SOL. However, once they are written off and sold, especially more than once, how is it that they remain in the catagory of "student loan?" After all, the original contract was for that, but it is no longer owned by the bank who contracted with me for the loan. Seems like it would now fall under "regular" contract loans. Thoughts?
Again, please no insults...
Thank you in advance.