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hc24fab
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State of Florida
My husband and I had our home foreclosed on in 1996- the loan was originally a FHA loan. We did refinance with Norwest Mtg into another FHA loan (according to closing paperwork).
We were told that due to the fact that the loan was a FHA, that the mortgage insurance should have covered any deficiency. Does this sound correct? We were never notified of any deficiency owed, yet our credit report reflects this. How can I find out the final outcome of the property (i.e., How much it was sold for, final sale date, amount of deficiency ect.)
The court docket file is full of confusing and in some cases contradictory information. Would it be worth it to contact a real estate attorney to look into it? What is the normal fee for this kind of research?
I would appreciate any help.
Thank you!!
My husband and I had our home foreclosed on in 1996- the loan was originally a FHA loan. We did refinance with Norwest Mtg into another FHA loan (according to closing paperwork).
We were told that due to the fact that the loan was a FHA, that the mortgage insurance should have covered any deficiency. Does this sound correct? We were never notified of any deficiency owed, yet our credit report reflects this. How can I find out the final outcome of the property (i.e., How much it was sold for, final sale date, amount of deficiency ect.)
The court docket file is full of confusing and in some cases contradictory information. Would it be worth it to contact a real estate attorney to look into it? What is the normal fee for this kind of research?
I would appreciate any help.
Thank you!!