Originally posted by "**********":Dealing in pre foreclosures in CA is all but next to impossible due to the "foreclosure consultant" and "equity purchase Laws"...

You need to check local law, but I doubt he has grounds for eviction based on your brief statement.

If they are unable to get the amount your loan is for, are they by law authorized to come back after you for any kind of balance they might have lost in the sale of your home?

Not sure if this is the right place to be posting this.

I am looking for the legal procedures of purchasing and liquidating Commercial Foreclosures. Does anyone know where I can find this information? Either in a PDF...

How will I know if the Lawyer is competent on a subject (RE Law) I don't know about?

Membership is vital and proves that companies that are registered with NACSO have complied with all state and federal laws, have adequate customer service options as well as been in business for at least one year and have submitted information about themselves, the company and submitted pictures of the office to ensure compliance with data handling.These are just some requirements of being a member.Many companies are not members.

Maryland has a tough foreclosure law to protect homeowners in default.

For such a stringent law, doesn't it still seemed so muddled?

In the state of Pa there was a law inacted Jan. 08 by the DOR that said that on all assigned contracts the wholesaler must pay transfer tax twice.

I reside in Maryland which has changed Foreclosure law for single family owners and owners with less than 5 units.