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Collecting your overbid amount...

Posted by Ward-CA- on February 25, 2004 at 6:33 PM

In Reply to: Re: Have to cover your winning bid 100%... posted by Jesse and Lisa Rodriguez on February 25, 2004 at 9:02 AM

: So if the amount is going to be 150,000 and I bring a check for $200,000. How do I get the difference if the winning bid is $175,000?

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Jesse & Lisa,

Most foreclosure auctioneers are independent contractors who act as agents of the foreclosing trustee. For approximately $35.00 they will either post the Notice of Trustee’s Sale on a public bulletin board, or they will cry a sale or postponement, etc.

So when the auctioneer receives your $200K check in payment of your $175 K winning bid you are owed $25K in excess funds by the trustee. So when the Trustee mails you your Trustee’s Deed to record they will enclose a check for your overbid amount of $25K.


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