isthereawayout

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   by isthereawayout 16y ago

   Sorry, but no. No hard feelings, please.
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   by isthereawayout 16y ago

   Yep, legal issues are bad enough; however, I'm totally helpless here. Everything's connected in such a weird manner that it sounds like not even remotely possible. Let me just say that my mother's employer is genuinely interested in not l
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   by isthereawayout 16y ago

   Thanks. I'm quite sure, I'm in better spot than lots of people that have to struggle for survival on daily basis. I've always dreamed about moving to Asia, probably India (or wherever they speak English, really). Living costs should be even
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   by isthereawayout 16y ago

   > She could sell the house at 5% below market that should make the sale go through quickly. > Use the proceeds to rent a very small place and try very hard to get another job. Cut down costs to the bone asa
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   by isthereawayout 16y ago

   I'm not really sure this is applicable. Banks here work differently from those in USA or EU, they won't give you a loan 90% of the time if you got a mortgage on your hands. Sounds impossible? Well, people don't trust banks and banks don't t
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   by isthereawayout 16y ago

   Real estate isn't going down here; thus, strategic default is not an option, but we probably could get some decent amount of money if we can get it sold and after we pay the mortgage to the bank (probably with some extra fee?). The problem
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   Ask HN: I am stuck, what should I do?

   14 points by isthereawayout 16y ago|15 comments