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Hello,
when you sign a note you're definitely liable for the dept, you can definitely fight it with the lender or at least negotiate the note amount .
I would recommend to close the short sale any way.... the note is a none secured loan and is usually easier to deal with than on a secured MTG
when you sign a note you're definitely liable for the dept, you can definitely fight it with the lender or at least negotiate the note amount .
I would recommend to close the short sale any way.... the note is a none secured loan and is usually easier to deal with than on a secured MTG
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