Bank gives wrong amount possibly ruining sale. Are tbey liable?

It depends on what you mean ... "are they liable?" The judge will eventually determine if the issues are appropriately raised? If you are or...

Bank cant get foreclosure right meanwhile ruining my credit. What can I do? Any bank liability?

First and foremost; get a good lawyer. Yes, I know it sounds like an oxymoron. Second, develop some litigation leverage and try to get the lender...

The answer to your question regarding bankruptcy depends more about other debt and your income than about the upside-down property. For most folks...

Can I defend myself when the bank gets a judgement after they forclose and sell my house?

If the foreclosure has already occurred [property sold] and now the lender is pursuing a deficiency judgment, there are a number of defenses to be...

Unless the seller does owner financing on a large number of homes per year, I doubt that Dodd-Frank applies. Most federal lending statutes only...

What should I do now? My loan is currently being reviewed for a loan modification and the servicer is still asking for docs.

The short answer is to hire a good lawyer. You should not go it alone. Also, the lender does not have to modify your loan. The lender can pick...

Can we still be sued for a mortgage debt from 2010 when there is no lien on the property? Is it even still a mortgage?

I would suggest that if they released the mortgage lien, the property is yours, if you live in it as your homestead. Based on a recent Supreme...

I would suggest that the best way to avoid a deficiency is to aggressively defend the foreclosure suit with the litigation goal of getting the...

You state in your question that the bank was "required to release the lien". If they released the mortgage lien, you are good. If they released a...

Can the Plaintiff file foreclosure again ?the Plaintiff was suppose be a Bank but they had the wrong Bank . and the wrong house

It depends on the nature of the win. If by "they lost", you received a final judgment that denies foreclosure, the equitable remedy sought based...