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With one known rare exception.In Reply to: A little thin on details posted by Rick Harmon on May 15, 2010 at 9:04 AM : In CA, the answer is no. : The non-judicial foreclosure of collateral would normally be the lender's only remedy. : Check out your State's statutes if you are in a 'recourse' State. If so, all bets are off If you committed fraud in obtaining the loan (i.e. overstated your income), the lender can pursue the borrower for a Deficiency Judgement. Though I personally only know one case of a lender doing this, I am aware of a lender that is suing over one hundred borrowers for exactly that.
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