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Posted by Irwin on November 02, 2005 at 21:42:12:
In Reply to: Need more help please! posted by Lemanie on November 02, 2005 at 13:46:45:
It might only be that your foreclosure lender didn't get the word to one of it's agents in time to stop the letter from Texas. Did you ask your lender if first american title was in fact working for them? I'd want to know that. I've never heard of a title insurance company sending out noitice of foreclosure sale. Normally, that's not what they do. Without more facts, it's hard to tell you what to do, but you might visit your state attorney general's consumer fraud division and ask them to look into the matter. Methinks something's not kosher in Texas.
: We were 4 months behind on mortgage and lender started process of foreclosure. I gathered money together to pay the reinstatement amount and sent it to the lender. I called today to ask if they had received and they stated "yes they had. And the property/loan is reinstated". I get a letter in the mail from another company out of Texas 1st Am Title Ins Co and the letters state that the property is due to be sold 90 days from date of recording, which was 10/15/05. I called the lender back and they said to disregard and tear up the letters. I try and call the number listed on the letter I received and all I get is a message machine and no calls back.
: I don't want my property to be sold because of an error. Especially after I have reinstated. My lender shows me as reinstated and my next scheduled payment is Dec 1, 2005. What should I do? Should I send a letter to these people as I have not been able to get them on the phone?
: Help!!!! I don't want an error to possibly cost me my house and further money.
