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I can not afford 2 pay my mortgage and I also have a second!?

I have a subprime loan (which has learned with all mortgages Goin crisis. Thank you CNN). I also have a second mortgage, which is independent of the first. I refinanced at a Some time last year and does not include my property insurance. When I heard, the Mortgage Co. (the country) the balance Left on my guard and put my tax return. Raise the 1st mortgage $ 400.00. One month. Also in my area house prices fell. My balance borrowing (1 and 2 combined) $ 369,000, my house is worth more than $ 255,000. Now my work is slow! Ouch! I am currently updating the payment this month. Now there is now the place I am able to follow with my current salary. $ 2300.00 a month. I think to leave my house go to foreclosure. Now My question (s): What is the best way to do it and what will happen to my second mortgage (or you can garnish my wages?). Help!

call the mortgage company and work with them. they do not really want her home now. be able to "modify" his note. especially with all the news you've made. I had a friend who was able to change your ticket, and reduce its rate of 5%. PS a loan subprime mortgage is that people with bad credit. damping adjustable loans that have negitive (those who are new) are not subprime not true. do you have a high risk it? or just a sucky arm?

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