I would make the payments directly to the mortgage company and would either have the statements mailed to me or see what I would need to do to get online access to review the account.In looking online, I see a few other strategies such as deeding the property to a land trust where the buyer would be the beneficiary and some people discussing the transaction with the bank and being open about it. 

If this truly is the situation then maybe your best bet is to do the same, race to sell yours first while prices are high.

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Now this can work, but you're betting on luck to take you there.

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Point being, never said what Amazon can't do because every single time Amazon is bet against, they win. 

Not a foreclosure different scenario .. but I bank at a small commercial bank.. if you used a large major bank I bet that would be tough to do.but once they cash the check I think your out of luck unless the sale was flawed on the trustee side the money is not coming back.

You want as much "experience" under your belt and while you don't have the personal experience, many MANY people have shared their personal experiences in these forums, in books, & other blogs online.

I bet we know a bunch of mutual people if you know any sig guys.

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