Can a lender sue on the the promissory note, foreclose and be entitled to both the judgement and the property back?
Yes, a lender can get the property back and a money judgement against the homeowner.
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Yes, a lender can get the property back and a money judgement against the homeowner.
If you are pro se, you can litigate the case just as an attorney would, including depositions. However, its not advisable given the evidentiary...
First, contact your bank to advise them of your situation. More information is needed on how your investments are held and what they are to advise...
We have heard this many times. Your best bet is to secure an attorney to assist you in the process.
Confirm with an attorney in Arizona, but it sounds like if the property was foreclosed (meaning the foreclosure process was complete) you probably...
As you can see from the prior answers, you really need to consult an attorney.
You need to determine if the bank will discharge the debt you owe under the terms of the Note. If so, you might not have that liablity. But you...
You have rights under Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-22) Codified Under The Helping Families Save Their Homes Act...
You will want to speak with a Georgia attorney versed in foreclosure law, but if the house did not sell at the foreclosure sale, it likely means...
You cant buy it until the foreclosure is complete or you would have to opt for a short sale before the process is completed. But contact the...