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If you fail to meet the terms of your loan and make your scheduled payments, your loan will eventually go into default. After you are 270 days delinquent, your lender can file a claim with the guarantor of your student loan(s). This means that the guarantor will pay the money you owe to your lender. The guarantor will then be responsible for collecting your loan on behalf of the federal government through a variety of options.
The term âshort saleâ does not appear in a credit report. When you negotiate a short sale, the lender is agreeing to accept less than the full amount owed on the mortgage, and will likely report the account as settled for less than the full balance. If you were delinquent on payments leading up to the short sale, the account will remain on your report for seven years from the original delinquency date of the mortgage. If your payments were never late, the mortgage will remain on your credit report seven years from the date it was reported settled or paid. Failing to pay your mortgage debt in full will always have a very negative affect on your credit scores. With time, the negative impact on your credit scores will decrease.