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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Treat an eviction seriously now that you'll be a renter. Posted by Ward-CA- on March 18, 2002 at 7:26 PM In Reply to: Eviction Letter from Attorney posted by Mark on March 18, 2002 at 5:10 PM : Ward, I just recevied a letter from the eviction dept reguarding my recent forclosure. It did not give a last date, just the following info. "This letter is to inform you that eviction proceedings have been instituted against this property. If the property is not vacated voluntarily, you will be evicted." I tried to call the number given, but it was not within business hours. I was wondering if this is just a scare letter to keep the mortgage company from incurring any additional cost before they actually begin the eviction process? I also found out that the property was bought back by the original mortgage company for more that what I barrowed from them. Am I entitled to the extra or will the launder this as attorneys fee's etc. etc. etc. untill all the additional money was spent so I would not receive the overage. No wonder they would not consider my workout relief packet to give me additional time to sell the property. I tried to get a reason for denile from the forclosure dept, but they couldn't give a reason for not granting me additional time. =•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•= Mark, I’d nail down the date I had to be out of the unit to avoid an actual eviction. It’s one thing you don’t need showing up on your credit report while you’re trying to qualify to rent. If there was an overbid at the foreclosure auction and there were no other liens against the property that were junior to the foreclosing mortgage, then yes you’d be entitled to the overage. In some jurisdictions you have to contact the party who processed the foreclosure (attorney, or sheriff, or trustee) and formally make application for the overage. Follow Ups: Re: Treat an eviction seriously now that you'll be a renter. mark 9:12 PM, 03/18/02 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Ward, I just recevied a letter from the eviction dept reguarding my recent forclosure. It did not give a last date, just the following info. "This letter is to inform you that eviction proceedings have been instituted against this property. If the property is not vacated voluntarily, you will be evicted." I tried to call the number given, but it was not within business hours. I was wondering if this is just a scare letter to keep the mortgage company from incurring any additional cost before they actually begin the eviction process? I also found out that the property was bought back by the original mortgage company for more that what I barrowed from them. Am I entitled to the extra or will the launder this as attorneys fee's etc. etc. etc. untill all the additional money was spent so I would not receive the overage. No wonder they would not consider my workout relief packet to give me additional time to sell the property. I tried to get a reason for denile from the forclosure dept, but they couldn't give a reason for not granting me additional time. : =•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•= : Mark, I’d nail down the date I had to be out of the unit to avoid an actual eviction. It’s one thing you don’t need showing up on your credit report while you’re trying to qualify to rent. : If there was an overbid at the foreclosure auction and there were no other liens against the property that were junior to the foreclosing mortgage, then yes you’d be entitled to the overage. : In some jurisdictions you have to contact the party who processed the foreclosure (attorney, or sheriff, or trustee) and formally make application for the overage. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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