Subordinate How Do You Subordinate A Second Mortgage?

How do you subordinate a second mortgage? - subordinate

I try to help my clients to refinance your first mortgage, but to do what I have to subordinate especially the second mortgage. The lender I'm trying to school is Chase. Any help would be very grateful.

5 comments:

Lisa L said...

I eventually managed to conclude an agreement, the subordination of the Chase. You have to fill out a form, $ 100 or $ 200 and more than likely that you would like a copy of their assessment. It depends on what your CLTV. And do you think will be traded immediately. I agree. This is the base 101 mortgage.

Bostonian In MO said...

A second (or third, etc., is subordinate, etc.) mortgage to a mortgage higher by definition. What exactly can you do?

Big Deal Maker said...

A second mortgage is a second. Do not give up the post. When you take the first mortgage refinancing not be a problem if Chase has a problem of the additional mortgage payment to his client. You do not protect the investment.

Big Deal Maker said...

A second mortgage is a second. Do not give up the post. When you take the first mortgage refinancing not be a problem if Chase has a problem of the additional mortgage payment to his client. You do not protect the investment.

Big Deal Maker said...

A second mortgage is a second. Do not give up the post. When you take the first mortgage refinancing not be a problem if Chase has a problem of the additional mortgage payment to his client. You do not protect the investment.

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