This arterial form MSNBC http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32464349/ is on a bank that sold a property at bank auction that wasn’t even their home. Sure mistakes happen but what would it be like. The article start out “You know times are tough when people are getting kicked out of their house when it’s not even for sale” WaMu sold Anna Ramirez home she returned home to find her belongings bashed and battered in the street.
“Ramirez and her family had three hours to get out of the house, police ordered. They had to stash their belongings at multiple locations and shacked up with a friend for the night as cops chained the doors of their home. With Taylor’s help, Ramirez appeared before a judge two days later to explain what happened.” “I had all my stuff scattered everywhere,” she said. “They did this in front all my neighbors. It was so embarrassing. “A mistake in the Miami-Dade Clerk’s Office appears to be behind the mishap, which landed Ramirez homeless for more than 24 hours. The sale was eventually reversed by a Miami-Dade judge, allowing Ramirez to return to her old digs. Ramirez said she wants to sue for the damage to her furniture.
Wow what a mistake these people should be able to sure for what they owe and make the trustee pay them back. Those people should know better. I bet it’s not the court house that caused this it was an improperly recorded mortgage. I have seen that before. Yep mortgages recorded on the wrong home.
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