Address: 231 Bendigo Blvd N, North Bend, WA 98045, USA
Phone: +14256541674
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Ryan Parsons
Nadia cancelled an appointment minutes before it was scheduled to take place "due to her reaching capacity for her clients". Not sure why she would only know this 19 minutes before our scheduled appointment. A more professional firm would've at least, after canceling, had a referral of what to do or who to talk to next.
B E
Our situation was a bit crazy, and Nadia worked with us during the entire process. She had answers for every question, and when the mortgage company tried to push us around she stepped in and put a stop to it. I honestly don't know how it would have gone if she hadn't been there for us. We highly recommend Nadia Kilburn.
Jen Williams
While it was unfortunate circumstances that led us to working with Nadia (parents passed away within a month of each other in the middle of a foreclosure process and already working with nadia) Nadia pivoted and showed compassion and worked with my siblings and I to with so much knowledge and assistance in several steps. She had great contacts that assisted us as well (realtor, probate lawyer) and we made it through with no issues during a time of grief. Thank you so much Nadia!
Ava Gardner
Nadia was our attorney for foreclosure and we felt like we were drowning with letters and intimidation from the mortgage company. We got in touch with Nadia and that was the best decision we made. She was very professional and had a lot of knowledge about foreclosure she helped us immensely and after she got our home back I could not stop crying and was sooooo grateful for her help. Nadia is a very kind and caring very helpful person in law that I have ever met. Please consider Nadia for your property laws you will not go wrong.
Thanks! Your review is awaiting moderation.
Long Term Hosting Income refers to something like an AirBnb rental / Vacation Rental. It's long-term income for you because you receive regular income from the people renting the rooms but it's not technically a "renter" because they don't live there for long periods of time. A true "renter" will have executed a lease where they pay the same amount of rental income to you each month. Ask an attorney in your state for more info.
The bank is asking how much cash you have to see if you can make a lump sum payment with your loan modification. Lenders want to take the most money from you quickly, so the more cash you have on hand, the greater the chance that they will want to take it as a lump sum related to your modification. If you report a low amount of cash on hand, they likely won’t request a lump sum. Ask an attorney in your state for more info.
Thanks! Your answer is awaiting moderation.
Thanks! Your question is awaiting moderation.