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Fraudulent BK after sale

Posted by warren on May 20, 2010 at 10:08 PM

I bought a 1 TD at TS on 5/13.
I believe that the borrower sent the trustee a fraudulent deed
saying she deeded her interest (on 5/10) to another person who
was in BK.

The bene wants the trustee to reverse the sale.

I find NO deed by doing a grantor search and the doc number LA
2010-102751617 LA Co. doesn't even exist. (In fact - i think it
would have a zero or two after the 2010-)

Do I have any standing here? Damages? I know I should (and
will) just get my $ back and move on, but the principle that
someone can forge a face sheet and a deed to reverse a sale is
crazy. At least they should ask for a certified copy with the
purple stamp right?

Its seems like the bene is more concerned with covering their as.

Does the TS reciept constitute a legal contract?


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