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Old 07-22-2008, 09:57 AM
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Indiana title question


I had a $9,500 mortgage on a property and the people refinanced and the title company missed the lien (it was recorded) and now with interest it is over $35,000. I was awarded the judgement by a judge and I am in 1st position. My mortgage was from 2000 and they refinanced in 2003. My question is it comes up for Sheriff sale on August 6th by Deutsche Bank. I am not listed on the settlement. My attorney sent letters with no response. Is there a way that I can speed up the process and get paid? What if the property does sell, could they get away with not paying it off? I know it will come down to the title insurance paying but when will they be forced to pay? Thank you!
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Old 07-23-2008, 09:53 PM
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Any idea of the best way to try and collect the money or someone I could contact to get something done?
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