Bought house... get Notice of Auction

[kranky]

Glad to hear it's all settled, Eli. I can imagine how nerve-wracking that would be.

 

[FerrelGeek]

Glad everything worked out. Enjoy your new home, sir!

 

[zinfamous]

Very glad to hear. What will be (or can be) done differently next time?

The only way to avert this kind of thing is to expect the mole people at the bank to actually do their jobs for once.

good luck!

 

[kranky]

The only way to avert this kind of thing is to expect the mole people at the bank to actually do their jobs for once.

good luck!

Too busy looking for their red stapler.

 

[monkeydelmagico]

You are showing lack of knowledge-or more precisely, you are assuming that foreclosure procedure you know about is the same procedure followed in OP's state. VERY BAD ASSUMPTION.

I've practice law in two states, been involved in foreclosures in both. Both states have very different procedures and neither follows the procedures you outlined. If a lawyer gave that "advice" they would be looking at a substantial malpractice claim.

I've said it before, but it bears repeating-OP ignore this entire thread and get a competent local attorney NOW.

Update reaffirms my assumption. Told you so.

Happens a lot. Doesn't matter what state. The banks collection arm doesn't get the memo from the legal branch.