Foreclosure Surplus Explained

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  • Опубліковано 4 січ 2025

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  • @JackDuffley
    @JackDuffley  Рік тому

    A bit of a different video today - I'm planning to do a batch of videos similar to this discussing more niche real estate law topics.
    Definitely let me know if you find these informative & helpful!

  • @brentgriffin1357
    @brentgriffin1357 Рік тому +1

    Good content. Great info on a topic many people aren't even aware of or at least don't understand

    • @JackDuffley
      @JackDuffley  Рік тому

      It's definitely niche! Thanks for watching!

  • @prathambhardwaj1026
    @prathambhardwaj1026 Рік тому

    Easily explained! I was wondering what happens if, for example, the sale price was 100k on debt being 250k. Will I have to pay extra after being foreclosure?

    • @JackDuffley
      @JackDuffley  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for watching! That's called a "deficiency" and in many cases the lender can come after the borrower to come up with that deficiency balance. They'll typically need a deficiency judgment from the court (or something similar) to give them permission to collect on that balance.

  • @ramonwhite1379
    @ramonwhite1379 9 місяців тому

    Can You tell Me what Rights dose the heir have to sirpluse funds when the homeowner has passed away??

    • @JackDuffley
      @JackDuffley  9 місяців тому

      Heirs typically have rights to the funds, yes! There are often extra steps that need to be taken to prove an heir's claim to the funds, and it varies from state to state.

    • @ramonwhite1379
      @ramonwhite1379 9 місяців тому

      May I asks another question of You don't mind I am the Administrator of My Mother's estate if the agency that sent here the surplue check ( To Her Old Address) puts a stop payment on the check how would I go about retaining the services of a Surpluse Recovery Specialist if You don't mind answering???

    • @ramonwhite1379
      @ramonwhite1379 9 місяців тому

      How do normal honest ppl fight these companies because they are so criminal in nature.