How do you find out if your house has been foreclosed on and how do you find out what help is available to try to save your home if it is not to late?
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How do you find out if your house has been foreclosed on and how do you find out what help is available to try to save your home if it is not to late?
My dad suffered a stroke last year. 2 weeks ago he had a notice from a real estate company that his place had been sold and he needed to vacate the premises. He was so upset that he suffered another stroke. How do I find out if his place has been sold and if there is anything that can be done?
Asked on September 27, 2011 under Real Estate Law, Georgia
Answers:
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
If you want to know if your father's home has been lost in a foreclosure, you need to go down to the county recorder's office in the county where his real property is located. Once there, pull up his name and the property's assessor parcel number as well as the common address of the property.
Once done, the information retrieved (especially) the property's assessor parcel number should show you in whose name the real property that your father is living in currently is in. If there is a trustee's deed recently recorded on the property that your father is currently living in, most likely the property has been foreclosed upon.
If this is the situation, you can contact the entity now holding title to it to see what can be done. Better yet, you should contact a real estate attorney about this situation.
Good luck.
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