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I have a relative in Florida and their spouse is dying (husband).
-She is on the deed but not on the note.
-The mortgage was re-done in order to get the payments to an amount that would be affordable. They were like 1,000 per month and they are now less than $500 (modification)
She was told by her accountant that when he dies the bank will foreclose on the house even if she continues to make the payments or turn around and make her responsible for them.
This doesn't make any sense to me. Seems like everything would just stay the same but I dunno. She's 76 Y.O. and not interested in buying the home going through all that mess again.
I guess then my question is, what's likely to happen in this case? What advice would you give her for those 'in the know'.
-She is on the deed but not on the note.
-The mortgage was re-done in order to get the payments to an amount that would be affordable. They were like 1,000 per month and they are now less than $500 (modification)
She was told by her accountant that when he dies the bank will foreclose on the house even if she continues to make the payments or turn around and make her responsible for them.
This doesn't make any sense to me. Seems like everything would just stay the same but I dunno. She's 76 Y.O. and not interested in buying the home going through all that mess again.
I guess then my question is, what's likely to happen in this case? What advice would you give her for those 'in the know'.