quiet title action: Bank of America Short Sale – Bankruptcy Clarification, Part II
- 12/14/12 06:52 PM
Bank of America Short Sale – bankruptcy clarification, Part II. I previously stated that Bank of America sent a note out about short sale approvals when the home owner is in bankruptcy. The gist of the release was that you need bankruptcy court approval. The good news is that in the majority of your short sales, you will not need bankruptcy court approval. Most home owners (and other debtors) file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition. In a chapter 7 in which the home owner is also seeking a short sale, the bankruptcy court approval will not be necessary. Here is why….the … (16 comments)
quiet title action: So What Exactly is all of the Quiet Title talk??
- 09/19/12 07:50 PM
Hardly a day goes by that someone doesn't mention a “Quiet Title” action. From everything that is stated, it appears to be a dream come true for distressed home owners. First of all, the term “Quiet Title” is a bit misleading. The term "Quiet Title" refers to legal court matters in which the actual title to a property is disputed among several different claimants. This can happen in a variety of settings, but it is most common in inheritance battles or battles between business partners that each claim title to a property. This type of action does not apply to the … (1 comments)
quiet title action: Homeowners and Real Estate Agents Paying for Questionable Services
- 04/30/12 08:17 AM
Homeowners and real estate agents are paying money for questionable services. Virtually every day I receive a solicitation for “forensic audits” “quiet title” actions (frequently performed by non-attorneys and this is unquestionably the “unauthorized practice of law” in all 50 states), “mortgage or note trail,” etc.
Many of these services provide a legitimate service and they actually produce the results that they promise. The problem is……how will this help a distressed homeowner or real estate agent?? Let’s suppose that an investigation is conducted into all phases of the distressed homeowner’s acquisition and loan of their property. We can further … (5 comments)
Author Bio: Paddy Deighan earned his Juris Doctorate and PhD Paddy consults with taxpayers in regard to tax liens, tax levies, tax levy, offer in compromise, tax debt, tax settlement
Bank of America Short Sale – bankruptcy clarification, Part II. I previously stated that Bank of America sent a note out about short sale approvals when the home owner is in bankruptcy. The gist of the release was that you need bankruptcy court approval. The good news is that in the majority of your short sales, you will not need bankruptcy court approval.
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