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Home > Law > Real Estate Law   »   can a judgment from the past effect a new home loan in north carolina?

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Old May 2, 2008, 07:47 AM
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can a judgment from the past effect a new home loan in north carolina?
I am currently trying to buy a home with my current wife. I have a judgment on an auto from my previous marriage against me and my ex-wife. Can it be attached to this new loan in the state of North Carolina?

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Yes; in fact, it may prevent you from getting a loan if it is on your credit report.
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I would be surprised if you can get the new loan with a judgement out there, but yes, as long as the judgement is still valid they can do many things with it.
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