I had a foreclosure,can mortgage company collect on judgement and still send a 1099?
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If they wrote off some money you owed they should send a 1099.
If you received a 1099 then you probably did what is called a short sale. This is when you (the borrower) and the bank agree to sell the home for LESS than what you (the borrower) owed to the lender.
Whatever the shortfall was (difference in sales price and amount YOU owed) you should have a 1099 for. If your 1099 was for LESS than that, then YES the lender has the right to collect the remaining balance that was not FORGIVEN (hence the 1099 for GAINS)
read over the sale agreement where the lender agreed to sell the property for less than you owed, it should spell out what amount of the debt will be forgiven and what you agreed to PAY the bank back.
Hope this helps
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