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JH Bridge
  • Surveyor
  • Denver, CO
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Lost in the vortex

JH Bridge
  • Surveyor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

I am in need of a little guidance. There is a SFR that I'm working on, but can't seem to get anywhere with the powers that be.

An NED was filed with the county and an auction date is set. The owner signed a deed in lieu of foreclosure over to the mortgage servicer ( I believe he thought he was signing it over to the bank). I have called that servicer, but they can't do anything because they only service the loan. I have tried calling the bank that was on the original deed, but they said that they have since sold the loan. There is an attorney listed on the NED, and I called them. They state that they can't do anything without the owners consent (which would be the bank, right)? I am at a loss as to who I need to get in contact with to even submit an offer.

I don't know how to find the person or entity that actually owns & holds title to this property. I am not very experienced and would greatly appreciate any advice on things I may be overlooking or just flat out missing.

Thank you,

JH Bridge

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