Why default on only 1 of your 2 home loans?

I’m looking at a property in pre-foreclosure. It has 2 loans, the 1st at $202,000 (2003) and a 2nd at $245,000 (2006). Only one is showing default. Assuming ForeclosureRadar’s data is correct, why would someone just default on one for 4 months and not the other?

Unless they were planning on catching up. Phase 1: Denial….

Seriously, any other reasons?

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1 Comment for “Why default on only 1 of your 2 home loans?”

  1. Paul in San Francisco

    Don’t assume ForeclosureRadar’s data is correct. Not all lenders or debt servicers update their records every single month and sometimes it can take several months before a home loan default to show up. Chances are, if one is in default, so is the other — the other bank just hasn’t caught up with them yet.

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