Bethesda, MD
Foreclosure Lawyer at Bethesda, MD
Practice Areas: Foreclosure, Debt Collection ... +2 more
The answer to the question first involves estate and trust issues that will define who owns what and how it is owned in relation to each other. ...
The impact on a "second mortgage" depends on whether a senior or junior lien holder is doing the foreclosure. If a senior lien is foreclosing then,...
Your lender was the secured party as reflected as the beneficiary under the deed of trust. Without knowing the stage of the foreclosure...
It depends on whether or not you are delinquent in your payments when the short sale is completed.
Do I understand your question to be that you own a property for which the note is in default and you are trying to decide whether to let it go via...
An attorney would have to review the document and better understand why you contend that the, "deed is not recorded correctly." I assume that...
You need to consult with an attorney who can review the decisions and the assignment documents.
Difficult to answer without knowing what payments are being made, whether you are in default, whether there is a forbearance agreement in place, etc.
Simple answer is, "YES." See subsection (b) of the Maryland Rule below: Rule 14-216. Proceeds of sale. (a) Distribution of surplus.- At...
If you are not on the note then there should be no reporting to credit bureaus about failure to pay the bank on the note. If you still are on the...
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