chrisgeo40
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CT
hello i am hoping for some information. I have been going through the foreclosure process with the lawyers hired by my bank. we tried to qualify for a few different programs but the bank was opposed to working a deal and our situation wasn't as such where mediation could be forced upon them. the bank went to court and filed a motion of strict foreclosure to be decided this week but a few days ago i received a letter from them stating that while the date was marked off on the court calender that they would NOT be pursuing the case at that time. My problem is when they filed the motion i resolved that i would be foreclosed upon and went ahead and rented a place for myself and my family. so now i don't know what to do I signed a lease and gave the security deposit already and am packed and ready to go. so i guess i have three questions 1. because the bank did not proceed with the case do they now have to start the process over again?. 2. what are the chances that they would be willing to allow me to surrender the property willingly? 3. should I file against them for proof of note? my mortgage was sold several times and i have to wonder if they chose to not proceed because they don't have it. if that is the case would the property be considered mine to sell? sorry for the involved question but since i planned on loosing the property anyway i was just hoping for some info before i spend thousands on a lawyer to negotiate or litigate for me.
hello i am hoping for some information. I have been going through the foreclosure process with the lawyers hired by my bank. we tried to qualify for a few different programs but the bank was opposed to working a deal and our situation wasn't as such where mediation could be forced upon them. the bank went to court and filed a motion of strict foreclosure to be decided this week but a few days ago i received a letter from them stating that while the date was marked off on the court calender that they would NOT be pursuing the case at that time. My problem is when they filed the motion i resolved that i would be foreclosed upon and went ahead and rented a place for myself and my family. so now i don't know what to do I signed a lease and gave the security deposit already and am packed and ready to go. so i guess i have three questions 1. because the bank did not proceed with the case do they now have to start the process over again?. 2. what are the chances that they would be willing to allow me to surrender the property willingly? 3. should I file against them for proof of note? my mortgage was sold several times and i have to wonder if they chose to not proceed because they don't have it. if that is the case would the property be considered mine to sell? sorry for the involved question but since i planned on loosing the property anyway i was just hoping for some info before i spend thousands on a lawyer to negotiate or litigate for me.
Last edited: