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Category Archives: mortgage
My Mortgage Modification Chronology
The short story: I get to keep my house, and here’s how it happened. This post will be far less literary than most, but also far more literal and hopefully useful. It is inspired by a celebratory event that I … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, Dendreon, DNDN, HAMP, HARP, HCLE, housing, investing, mortgage, mortgage modification, New Road Map, Parkview Services
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The Recovery Begins
My recovery begins. My modified mortgage is official, I think. Celebrations were held, mostly by others. Life is improving, slowly – and that’s the way pivotal good news happens, slowly and incrementally (unless I hit the lottery jackpot.) Welcome to … Continue reading
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Tagged CarltonComplex, consulting, disaster, housing, mortgage, personal finance, recovery
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My Officially Modified Mortgage
It’s official – I think. The paperwork from the mortgage servicer came back signed and stamped. Let me check for the third or fourth time. Yep. Signatures have been applied. Okay, what’s next? Ah, wait a minute. I skipped a … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, foreclosure, housing, mortgage, New Road Map, Nine Step Program, personal finance, Whidbey
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Mesmerizing Mortgage Mediation Meeting
Well, that certainly didn’t go according to plan. Housing limbo continues. Today was the long awaited and comically delayed mediation meeting with the mortgage company. Finally, I’ve got enough work to make enough money to pay my mortgage, but would … Continue reading
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Tagged foreclosure, housing, jobs, mediation, mortgage, personal finance
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Mortgage Mediation Weirdness
Just a quick post to keep folks up to date with the oddities that are the episodes of trying to remove the threat of foreclosure. (See Timing Good News Maybe for the prequel to this episode.) Well, that was certainly … Continue reading
Timing Good News Maybe
A blog in two parts: Tuesday Evening and Wednesday Evening Tuesday Evening They said yes! Evidently they liked what I’ve done enough. I asked my two biggest clients (NRM & HCLE) if they’d double my hours. Yes. And in one … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., Facebook, foreclosure, HCLE, housing, mortgage, New Road Map, personal finance, social media, Twitter, Whidbey, writing
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Forebearance Foregone Or Not
What I want to do isn’t what I should do, but I may anyway. I want to devote today to analyzing my stocks for my semi-annual portfolio review, due for my self-imposed deadline of midnight, June 30th. I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, Fannie Mae, forebearance, foreclosure, HCLE, housing, investing, jobs, mortgage, New Road Map, NRM, personal finance, stocks, trustee sale, unemployment
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Foreclosure Forbearance
Dynamic times. And yet, “Hurry up and wait” is the theme, at least when it comes to my house and possible foreclosure. Thursday was another rush to get paperwork together for a meeting. Friday’s meeting was worth the effort, even … Continue reading
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Tagged Fannie Mae, forbearance, foreclosure, Green Tree, housing, investing, jobs, mortgage, Parkview, personal finance, stocks, unemployment, wealth
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Double Header Jobs And Houses
My Jobs Report Month 21 was supposed to be the title of today’s post, the necessary update to last month’s post, but a critical foreclosure conversation happened at the normal post time of Saturday morning. In other words, a meeting … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, default, frugal, frugality, housing, investing, jobs, loan modification, loss mitigation, mortgage, MVIS, New Road Map, non-profit, Parkview, Parkview Services, personal finance, stocks, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Notice Of What – An Update
Good news in the foreclosure process, I think. I made a call, took some notes, and decided to record it here for myself and others. Typing up scribbled notes help me read my own writing later. It is a good … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, dancing, default, employment, foreclosure, housing, investing, jobs, mortgage, personal finance, stocks, wealth, writing
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