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What is a Master-In Equity court??
Hey all;
I was driving for dollars today and i noticed what seem to be a distressed property. i took down the address and went to my county's tax assessor's office website to see if its an absentee owner. it turns out that the owner had the same address. i thought it was a bit odd so i took the owner's name and did a public index search.
I found the owner's name, the address and a master in equity judge.
it was titled Bank of so and so as Trustee VS home owner.
There is a lot of information on here that i do not but wish i understood.
i have so many questions.
What does it mean?
what happens to the house?
is it foreclosed?
do i contact so and so bank about it?