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Submitted by sd_matt on May 8, 2008 - 2:38pm.
2 entries from a foreclosure report. WHATS GOIN ON HERE? We have an old loan for over $650k and a recent sale for $123k. This is in Kensington. Then scroll down and look past the line of pound signs and look at the owners on a second entry on this property. Sorry for all the clutter. 79 Subject Info: Trustee/Contact: Default Information: Notice of Trustee Sale(NOS): REO: NOD/NOS/REO Details Actually your guess is more than I had, which wasn't a clue. But I see what you are saying. Maybe he, or someone else, assumed the first. I'll call the title officer like I'm interested in the property and see what comes out of it. |
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Hi Matt -
It is late and I am pretty tired. Been so swamped I haven't had much time to browse the forum lately. Okay I would have more confidence in explaining this if I called my title officer and had him hunt around on it... As far as I can tell, AND this is a TOTAL GUESS... so it seems like he paid off the second like you said, at the trustee sale for 123k. Now I am wondering if somehow he has assumed the first or something like that. You know what I am saying? The first did not just go away. What happened to it? I don't know... Yeah this is funky but I believe there is an explanation. I cannot promise I will get to research it more but remind me a few times and I will try.