lawsuit by neighbor after foreclosure

[buffalo_ry]

My wife and I just looked at a house last night that was just listed as a foreclosure a few days ago. Turns out we loved it but then the next morning we come to find out the house has been “withdrawn” from the MLS by the bank. Why? Well, the neighbor to the house has filed suit and thus a lien has been placed against the title causing the bank to remove the listing. Anyone ever heard of this? Is this common?

All I can think of is that the neighbor is upset about the listing price of the home but I can’t think of what merit there would be to a case like this. Wondering how long this process will take to sort itself out!

[sdrealtor]

Not common at all. Maybe he lent the neighbor some money.

[sdrealtor]

Not common at all. Maybe he lent the neighbor some money.

[sdrealtor]

Not common at all. Maybe he lent the neighbor some money.

[sdrealtor]

Not common at all. Maybe he lent the neighbor some money.

[sdrealtor]

Not common at all. Maybe he lent the neighbor some money.

[jpinpb]

Don’t you need to get a judgment first before you file a lien?

[jpinpb]

Don’t you need to get a judgment first before you file a lien?

[jpinpb]

Don’t you need to get a judgment first before you file a lien?

[jpinpb]

Don’t you need to get a judgment first before you file a lien?

[jpinpb]

Don’t you need to get a judgment first before you file a lien?

[SD Realtor]

Have not seen that one before at all. Is a lien on the home or has a lis pendens been filed. They are two different things. If a judgement has been filed your agent should be able to talk to a title officer and the title officer should be able to find out more information about the judgement.

[SD Realtor]

Have not seen that one before at all. Is a lien on the home or has a lis pendens been filed. They are two different things. If a judgement has been filed your agent should be able to talk to a title officer and the title officer should be able to find out more information about the judgement.

[SD Realtor]

Have not seen that one before at all. Is a lien on the home or has a lis pendens been filed. They are two different things. If a judgement has been filed your agent should be able to talk to a title officer and the title officer should be able to find out more information about the judgement.

[SD Realtor]

Have not seen that one before at all. Is a lien on the home or has a lis pendens been filed. They are two different things. If a judgement has been filed your agent should be able to talk to a title officer and the title officer should be able to find out more information about the judgement.

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