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    May 24, 2009, 08:42 AM
    What happens to assets (401K & $) in a foreclosure?
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    Can the mortgage company take our 401K and CDs in a foreclosure?

    We purchased a condo with the intent of selling our condo and moving to the new one. That was 2 years ago! We have had them both for sale for over 2 yrs. We can no longer afford to make the payments on the new condo ($3000/month) that we were going to move into.

    We can only sell it for ~ $300,000. We owe ~ $370,000, and have paid ~ $72,000 in payment on it over the past 2 yrs.
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    May 24, 2009, 09:30 AM

    Depends on whether the mortgage was non-recourse or not. If the mortgage company can foreclose and sue you for the deficiency, they can, when they get a judgment, seek to execute upon those assets.

    You should see an attorney about whether this paricular mortgage is non-recourse and, if it isn't, negotiating a short sale.

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