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Home keeps going back and forth between short sale and foreclosure. This has been going for two years now. He isn't sure how to get the situation resolved so we can move on. We are also not sure what liability he/we have if the house forecloses for good.
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answered on Jul 25, 2015
Your fiancee needs to obtain experienced mortgage foreclosure defense counsel, who is also experienced in Bankruptcy. Short sales frequently do not work out. Good luck.
I am of 3 owners on deed ( not mortgage) inheriting property. Personal rep was unsuccessful at stopping foreclosure.
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answered on Jul 25, 2015
You need to ask this question in Florida. The laws in NJ & Florida are extremely different. Good luck.
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answered on Jul 24, 2015
Please rephrase your question, it is too vague to answer.
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answered on Jul 24, 2015
What trustee are you speaking about?
The property went into foreclosure on 9/28/12,with no foreclosure sale date as of yet,ex spouse listed property with a realtor.
By the lender changing the locks and winterizing the home,Does this prevent both owners from entering this home.The home is vacant and no one resides there.
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answered on Jul 26, 2015
Under NJ law, this is deemed to be an abandoned property. Unless you obtain a locksmith to put different locks on the doors, you are locked out. There is no real reason for you to be in the property at this point. Don't look for problems, or you may find a lot more problems that you want.
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answered on Jul 31, 2015
It does not stop the process, unless there was something specific in the class action suit to the contrary, but not to my knowledge. Good luck.
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answered on Jul 24, 2015
They are two completely separate legal obligations. The answer is yes!
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answered on Aug 2, 2015
It will depend on what you are able to do about the sheriff sale. You should consult an attorney. Good luck.
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answered on Jul 25, 2015
It is considered fraud.
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answered on Aug 15, 2015
You have provided insufficient facts and no question that can be answered.
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