Re: Question about 1099 forms
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Rainman
October 31, 2009 06:58AM
So if you are issued a 1099 for the difference and if it is your primary mortgage, then it is forgiven for tax purposes. Does this also mean that a dificiency cannot be pursued at this point? I am under the understanding that the mortgage company can either issue the 1099 or pursue a dificiency judgement...not both?
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