A realtor came to my house stating that my house is ...

Submitted by shrinkingviolete from CA - 07/20/2009 - 11:25am

A realtor came to my house stating that my house is already owned by the bank. I received a noticed of default and currently on a short sale and I don't have any notice from the bank about a trustee sale. What are my rights? Please help...

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Submitted by tmartin - 07/23/2009 - 12:52pm

You need to call your lender and find out if the trustee sale action has taken place.  If your home is in the short sale process, you should contact your agent.  His/her escrow officer can get the official trustee sale document for you if it exists. Good luck   

Submitted by justalilblondy197 - 08/05/2009 - 7:12am

I had this happen to one of my rental houses also.  It generally is a scare method to get tenants out, tenants to not pay owners etc.  If you don't know whether your house has gone to auction, contact a title company also.

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