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Makes sense to me (NT)

Posted by Rick, the Probate Guy on June 23, 2009 at 3:43 PM

In Reply to: I figured it out - I think posted by Peter in CA on June 23, 2009 at 2:22 PM

: US Bank had purchased the mortgages from New Century.

: US Bank forecloses 12/2008, on the 1st lien. Balance is $515k.
: They lower the opening bid to $325k
: Nobody bites. It goes back to the bank. Thus the 'Trustee Deed'.

: Then the borrower's lawyer detects some formal error (not sure what)

: 3/2008 - Recission of Trustee's Deed Upon Sale.
: The document does not give a specific reason. It says "The Deed is being rescinded as a result of mutual agreement of the parties"

:
: 6/2008 - the trustee company attempts a second sale.


: As I posted earlier, the Notice of Sale references the first lien instrument, and I feel quite comfortable.
: I was in a rush yesterday and I did not check out the 'CANCELLATION' document.
: I was confused by the fact that the bank already had the deed.

: Now I understand it did not have it any more.

: That also explains why the people still live there.

: If my conclusions are wrong, I would appreciate if someone points that out to me.

: Thanks, Peter



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