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David Reed is WalletPop's Mortgage Expert 

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Member Since July 9, 2008
Male, Austin TX, United States

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My mom and dad are in their 70's. They got a loan ...

I got an email from a couple two weeks ago in a similar situation, yet the husband has been disabled for 40+ years with a congnitive disorder and his 65 year old bride is still working. They've owned ...
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How can our Government afford all these bail outs ...

ProfitBob...what a great answer!!
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Higher number

I've never heard of a credit report suggesting someone take on more credit. I've literally seen thousands upon thousands of credit reports and I've never seen it. Maybe it's a credit report from a ...
Submitted by David Reed 1 year ago
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Ex boyfriends judgement on my property

Not sure. You may be able to work it out if the signature of the quit claim were notarized, showing the date was before the judgment and the judgment was filed after he gave up his ownership. This ...
Submitted by David Reed 1 year ago
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Timing

You can start right now but you wouldn't be able to close because the new lender would want to see the old loan closed, along with its current terms. But you can certainly make a loan application in ...
Submitted by David Reed 1 year ago
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GMAC not honoring legal aggrement

Give me the emails of the three different supervisors and your loan number. Privately via my website.
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Seeking finance 30% return in One Year

If you have an asset to secure other than a good idea, you might try that approach. But aren't those boxes already being sold in mass-consumer electronics stores and also sold cheaply to lower income ...
Submitted by David Reed 1 year ago
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In debt and mortgage trouble

Not sure there's a magic answer. Chase, along with every other mortgage lender, has a "workout" division that can take past due payments, put them into the original loan balance to get them caught up ...
Submitted by David Reed 1 year ago
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