HousingFeb 1, 2019
GoogleyGfQ03

liquefaction zone home owners

What’s your game plan when the big one hits

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eBay buyitmeow Feb 1, 2019

Hope for the best and pray to baby Jesus

Google yogi bear Feb 1, 2019

exactly what I am doing everyday

Google yogi bear Feb 1, 2019

is it possible to just leave the hot mess to the bank who owns the loan (basically you forfeit the ownership to them) so that the owner is at least not in debt (if the property values even less than the mortgage after the shake)

Salesforce SantaClaws Feb 1, 2019

You are still on the hook to pay and your credit will be trashed. Only way out is bankruptcy which also trashes your credit.

Google anons2 Feb 1, 2019

You aren't on the hook to pay if you walk away and leave them the house. And if it's between trashing your credit and eating a million $$ I think the choice is obvious

Apple 6’3” swe Feb 1, 2019

Precisely why I didn’t buy in a liquefaction zone, and I bought EQ insurance.

Nvidia chip_guy Feb 2, 2019

What are the areas with no liquefaction zones?

Google yogi bear Feb 2, 2019

not that many areas are not in liquefaction zone for bay area afaik

Microsoft uear56 Feb 2, 2019

Do you know upfront that your building is in one?

Intel Bob Swan Feb 2, 2019

Yes it's part of the inspection reports