question if i signed a property transfer of my deed 10mins before forclosure

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Jun 19, 2023 605 Answer a Question

question if i signed a property transfer of my deed 10mins before foreclosure due date & time, by hoping i would at least not have a forclosure on my credit but not realizing what i actually signed? do these types of documents stand in court? or with my lender? i need help because i didnt think i had any other options and in fact the texas home owners assistance fund is processing my paper work i filed/ applied for with them april 2023. Now my forclousre got puushed back until june 21st and i have realized what a mistake ive made especially 10mins before the auction of my home. im a single mother of one a medical assistant who lost her job after the pandemic started to rise in 2020. its been ruff to say the least, but is there something i can do to regain my property deed and yes i still live in this property and i still have running water and lights at my property 18623 camden heights lane richmond texas 77407. my name is Korin Anita Anders please email me at kanders27@gmail.com if you have any advice or call me 7134690278
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Cody Mier

About 2 months ago

Korin, your deed and the home dont stop a thing. Youre in default of a loan and that is what is coming into foreclosure. The real estate is simply the asset that is being taken away for non payment. Unfortunately, there is no stopping that. Now, if you want to avoid the foreclosure, what can be done is the sale of your home prior to foreclosure. We have done this plenty of times, and Im sure well do it again. Often times, even if your foreclosure is coming up, we can convince the lender to give us a little bit of grace and some extra time to get your home ready and put it on the market and sell it. This is generally the best course of action and the last resort. Feel free to reach out anytime! codysellsproperty@gmail.com 346-412-6603.

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Adewale Lawal

About 9 months ago

If you signed a property transfer deed just minutes before a foreclosure on your house, it is important to consult with an attorney immediately. While I am not a legal professional, I can provide a general summary of the situation.Signing a property transfer deed shortly before a foreclosure raises potential legal implications and may not prevent the foreclosure process. The timing and circumstances of the transfer could be subject to scrutiny, and it is crucial to seek legal advice to understand the potential consequences and explore any available options. An attorney specializing in real estate law can assess the specific details of your case, provide guidance, and help navigate the legal complexities involved. It is recommended to contact an attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights and fully understand your legal position.For additional information, Call or Text me at 832-776-9582 or visit my website at www.Networthbuilders.comThank you

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Alpana Romana

About 10 months ago

That's attorney question, and TREC are very specific , If you are representing Buyers or Sellers ask title company and even they know good lawyer can help all the questions.

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Dimma Wright

About 10 months ago

Remember, only an attorney who has reviewed your specific situation can provide accurate advice based on the relevant laws and regulations in Texas. They will guide you on how to proceed and potentially help you explore options to address your concerns and regain control of your property.

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