My second mortgage foreclosed Jan. 08.

Ls
Other/Just Looking
Kingdom City, MO

The second never notified the 1st mortgage of the foreclosure. It is now June 09, and the second never paid the 1st. The first had no knowledge of the second. The second has vandelized the home and are trying to get a short sale, without my approval. The 1st wants me to get my home back. The second bought there own loan for more than my original loan with them was. where does that extra money go?
please help

Answers (3)
Keith Manson
Agent
Milwaukee County, WI

I am not sure I understand what happened, but I will give it a shot. You stopped making payments on the first and the second. The second started the foreclosure and incurred fees and costs and the second was the winning bidder. The second did not tell the first because they did not want to payoff first. They want to sell the property to mitigate their loss and will be required to pay off first and additional interest when property closes. The second should of paid off the first when the they foreclosed. There is no extra money at this point, however, if the proceeds received when the property closes, you or other lien holder would be entitled to those proceeds(this is something an attorney in your area would have to resolve). The first should of known about the second if they started foreclosure. The second would have a reported lien and the foreclosure would show up on the title too.

Hope this helps

Keith Manson
First Weber Group
Certifed Distressed PRoperty Expert
Greenfield,Wisconsin

Thu Jun 25 2009, 14:23
Joan Wilson
Agent
San Diego, CA

There is something wrong with this picture. Call a lawyer.

Wed Jun 24 2009, 19:24
Diane Wheatley,...
Broker
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
FIRST ANSWER

Wholly mackerel do you have a whopper with that scenario. You must speak to an attorney that specializes in foreclosures, mortgages, deceptive business practice, collusion, fraud or worse. I'm so sorry for you. There is nothing a Realtor or real estate web site such as this will be able to provide for you except more replies instructing you to seek legal counsel ASAP!!

Diane Wheatley, Broker
diane@moveupproperties.com
(909) 815-4499

Wed Jun 24 2009, 19:20

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