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KA

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KA answered:
I would advise you seek legal counsel to represent you and answer your legal questions. We are real estate professionals, and can not give legal advice.

That said, a foreclosure is a foreclosure whether on a primary residence or an investment property / second home. A deficiency judgement can still be issued and collected on. If you are upside down and can prove hardship, I advise you work with a professional on a short sale. If you would like the name of someone in your area, I would be happy to provide. Just email me at Derek@DoorToDreams.com, or contact me through my Trulia profile.

Thanks, and best wishes to you.

Derek Bauer, Associate Broker
Real Estate One - Mon Jun 29 2009, 11:19

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