If our home was forclosed onbut a seperate parcel connected was also listed in error, where do I stand?
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If our home was forclosed onbut a seperate parcel connected was also listed in error, where do I stand?
We have since divorced and she has passed way. Since she never recorded the deed that I gave her on the home, my name is still on the property. I have a seperate deed, in my name only on the connecting property. They evicted her from the home, but we are still using the connecting property as usual. The mortgage company has discovered the error.
Asked on November 13, 2011 under Real Estate Law, Michigan
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
From what you have written about, it seems that you should consult with a real estate attorney about the other parcel that was listed in error on the mortgage (deed of trust) with respect to the property that was foreclosed upon so you can rectify the situation. The other property that was also foreclosed upon, but should not have been needs to have a deed from the mortgage company back to you. Good luck.
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