Bob
Quinlan,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, March 09, 2005
You need to see a lawyer right away. If the house was sold and they still accepted payments, depending on Michigan Law, that may constitute fraud. Additionally, there may be other problems about selling your house without serving you notice. If your loan was backed by HUD, FHA, VA, or other US governmental agency, you need to contact that agency. Good luck
Bob
Quinlan,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, March 09, 2005
You need to see a lawyer right away. If the house was sold and they still accepted payments, depending on Michigan Law, that may constitute fraud. Additionally, there may be other problems about selling your house without serving you notice. If your loan was backed by HUD, FHA, VA, or other US governmental agency, you need to contact that agency. Good luck
Bob
Quinlan,#4Consumer Suggestion
Wed, March 09, 2005
You need to see a lawyer right away. If the house was sold and they still accepted payments, depending on Michigan Law, that may constitute fraud. Additionally, there may be other problems about selling your house without serving you notice. If your loan was backed by HUD, FHA, VA, or other US governmental agency, you need to contact that agency. Good luck
Bob
Quinlan,#5Consumer Suggestion
Wed, March 09, 2005
You need to see a lawyer right away. If the house was sold and they still accepted payments, depending on Michigan Law, that may constitute fraud. Additionally, there may be other problems about selling your house without serving you notice. If your loan was backed by HUD, FHA, VA, or other US governmental agency, you need to contact that agency. Good luck