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To: Poser

From what I’ve understood, if a bank fails they do have the right to call in any and all debt even if you are paying on time?


132 posted on 09/28/2008 4:06:05 PM PDT by chris_bdba
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To: chris_bdba
I had a bank close while i had a mortgage. All that happened was my mortgage and many others were sold to another bank. No change in due date, amount or anything else.
410 posted on 09/28/2008 5:03:51 PM PDT by gidget7 (Duncan Hunter-Valley Forge Republican!)
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To: chris_bdba

As far as I know the fine print in most if not all loans gives the lender the right to call in that note. It rarely happens for any reason and I have only heard of them doing it if they discover fraud. I once knew a rancher that borrowed on his ranch and walked across the street and borrowed again on the same ranch at a different bank before the computer caught up. When it was discovered later that he did that his notes were all called in; even vehicle loans.

Usually notes are sold and the conditions stay the same or if anything is changing you will get a letter explaining any changes so watch for that.


473 posted on 09/28/2008 5:17:37 PM PDT by Tammy8 (Please Support and pray for our Troops, as they serve us every day.)
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