The bank has to file their "call report" which details their financial position and impacts their cost of funds.

Realtors and investors can give you their opinions without having to develop a work file.

It may still be here in the files or archived.

Since you are so new, advising her that filing Bankruptcy is an effective means of delaying a foreclosure sale would be the single most helpful thing you could do.

This was one I took a chance on who did have an eviction filing that later got dismissed (I checked her story and it rang true which is why I went with her).

Have no idea ht costs at the clerks office might be, you should be able to call and see what expenses are besides the bid amount.You might check too on redemption filings, usually an owner needs to state at some time prior to sale of the intent to redeem, sometimes they are required to post bond to do so, but not everywhere.

I'll assume you have a mortgage, you mentioned your 7k equity so I assume your note is about 53K.You're screwed again since you drafted the agreement so you'll be responsible for proposing the deal, selling the deal, drafting the agreements improperly, and doing the deal in violation with law.I have no idea how you closed this or even if you did close it, as a title company or an attorney probably would not have done this.Now, you're in violation of IRS tax code for failing to file the transaction on an installment sale.

What a person can do is file the legal separation which technically allows you to continue with sole control, but that is weak as well, if she wanted to fight it she very easily could with a good lawyer and if you had any crossover at all like using a joint account to write escrow for property or anything like that pow the new asset is attached to her.When my divorce began I was expecting 3-6 months tops.

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After that, my attorney files with the courts.