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Originally Posted by hunniebunnie so back in post #13, she mentioned having gotten $400 immediately from her tax refund. post #67 cites the house payments at $435 per month plus an additional $207 for insurance and taxes and she's 2 months behind. post #138 tallies funds raised to be at $466 since the counting started at somewhere in the neighborhood of $28.
i guess i'm taking a simplistic approach to this to think $870 is required to be caught up on the house payments to the private lender who is threatening to foreclose. $414 is due to the insurance company and county tax office. so far $400+$466=$866 is available on hand, so payoff the immediate creditor first, then pay the insurance and taxes to the respective agencies later. since it's an individual, personal lender and not a financial institution, insurance and taxes couldn't have been withheld with a title company as a part of the mortgage? could it? am i oversimplifying it? |
That makes sense!! They should be happy to take that !!!! But if she has been late before they may not be so nice about it..maybe thats why? Or they could just be mean?