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equity buyout confusion

Posted by Rick on August 10, 2004 at 6:57 PM

I have, what to me seems to be, a complicated situation.
I sold my home to an equity buyer after receiving a NOD.
I have signed over the deed, but have arranged to continue
living in the house until I find another place to live.
I owed $23,000.00 in back mortgage payments. In addition
to the 1st mortgage, my ex wife held a 2nd (80,000) and my
bank held a 3rd (50,000)which the new owners were intending
to pay at the COE. Recently, both the 2nd and the 3rd were
bought by seperate investors. This past weekend, I received
from my mortgage company a statement indicating an $8,000.00
payment which, according to the mortgage company brings my
account current. I have also received a Notice of Recission
of NOD from the title company. The weird thing is - the new
owners did not make the payments. My question is - could one
of the investors who bought the 2nd and 3rd have made these
mortgage payments? And if so, why? Also, will the new owners
be adversly affected by this recent development? I am clueless
in this arena and would like some help understanding what is
going on. Thanks!


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