Happy New Year lets all make 2012 a great one
This coming year will be one of many changes. Some good some bad as with all years, but I vow to make the most of all the blessings I am given, and to learn the most from all my mistakes. I will not let anyone define my worth with useless numbers nor with my material possessions or lack there of. I vow to make this a great year and to live the best I possibly can and to be grateful for all I have and don't have.
The next couple of week will be filled with stress as the date of our first missed house payment becomes a reality. I know that in the long run this is the best possible choice I can make for my family. I long to move and know that would not be a reality if we are stuck here with a home that yet again has dropped more in value, now to the tune of 85,000 under water. I can't wait to get to where ever we end up and to be able to start to rebuild my life and put this nightmare behind me. I am scared, very scared to miss this payment though I will not lie I just have never not paid a bill. I know this is going to be extremely stressful, but I also know that watching the homes in my neighborhood go into foreclosure and thus further drop my value further and further would be far more stressful to endure. I really could care less if I rent forever. Home ownership has not been the American Dream that it is touted to be. This has been a nightmare and I cannot wait to awake from it.
I wish all my readers a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. Remember we always have a choice in life and even doing nothing is a choice. We only have one life to live so make it the best you can no matter what!
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4 comments:
I'm so sorry that you're in that position, Lisa! I hope 2012 will be a better year for you!
Such is life Liz, but I will not let it get me down! A better 2012 for us both friend!
I love that you are accepting this extremely unfortunate situation and rather than letting it drown you, you are taking it for what it is and living your life. Kudos Lisa. Your faith and optimism will get you through this. Hugs. (I know, been awhile since I've been here but glad I popped in today).
Good luck with your decision to walk away from the mortgage. You're right, it'll wreck your credit, but you know, you can live with a poor credit score. What you can't live with is house debt hanging around your neck and the stress that generates.
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