foreclosure and sheriff sale

[amccrod]

What is the name of your state? OH

just bought a house that was almost going to a sheriff's sale. title transferred on friday but hasn't been cleared off the sheriff sale list. looked up the foreclosure case of the previous owners on the web and these were some of the docket entries:
5/9/02 - certification of delivery of notice of sheriff's sale
5/31/02 - case costed thru 05-09-02 for sheriff sale

does this mean that the sheriff's sale has been cancelled or what? what does "costed" mean? does the posting on 5/31 have anything to do with the title transferring? if anybody can help me out i would greatly appreciate it. if it will help i can send the link to the online case and you can check out all the entries and whatnot. thanks.

al

 

[HomeGuru]

What is the name of your state? OH

just bought a house that was almost going to a sheriff's sale. title transferred on friday but hasn't been cleared off the sheriff sale list. looked up the foreclosure case of the previous owners on the web and these were some of the docket entries:
5/9/02 - certification of delivery of notice of sheriff's sale
5/31/02 - case costed thru 05-09-02 for sheriff sale

does this mean that the sheriff's sale has been cancelled or what? what does "costed" mean? does the posting on 5/31 have anything to do with the title transferring? if anybody can help me out i would greatly appreciate it. if it will help i can send the link to the online case and you can check out all the entries and whatnot. thanks.

al

**A: I don't know why you are so concerned with this. Forget about it. If you got free and clear title to the property, that is all that matters. Let the court clear it up on their own with the lender's attorney.

 

[amccrod]

you're right, but if you had to deal with the seller's incompetent real estate agent you would be concerned. he is a shady dude.

al

 

[HomeGuru]

you're right, but if you had to deal with the seller's incompetent real estate agent you would be concerned. he is a shady dude.

al

**A: that's interesting because you never mentioned this in your initial posting. Where was your real estate agent or real estate attorney? Oh yeah, you didn't have one.

 

[amccrod]

relax. i had a real estate agent but wanted to get an opinion from this forum because i don't understand legalese (i.e. what the word "costed" means). instead i get your lame replies. awesome. so do you or don't you know what the word "costed" means?

 

[tamwham2]

hey buddy

leave homeguru alone......he answered your question.

you could look online for a legal d-i-c-t-i-o-n-a-r-y !

 

[HomeGuru]

relax. i had a real estate agent but wanted to get an opinion from this forum because i don't understand legalese (i.e. what the word "costed" means). instead i get your lame replies. awesome. so do you or don't you know what the word "costed" means?

**A: I bot sum smokes an it costed me fi bucks.

 

[tamwham2]

 

[tamwham2]

Sometimes, you try to show appreciate to person, it backfires. I was wrong.

 

[HomeGuru]

Sometimes, you try to show appreciate to person, it backfires. I was wrong.

**A: the word is appreciation and the proper sentence structure would be...you try to show appreciation to a person and it backfires.

 

[tamwham2]

I agree, sentence structure is so important. Image is also very important:

Lounge lizard
Ajunk professor
Lunch and nap time
Grouch potato ( I left the "e" off just for you )
Catatonic State? A place you prefer or the only state that will take you?
You may want to change your profile, it says a lot about you.

 

[HomeGuru]

tamwham will soon be described by words such as bam and slam.

 

[Nyght76]

what does "costed" mean?

Ironically, I ran across this thread trying to find the answer to the same question... Per my (unofficial) conversation w/ a representative of the local prosecutors office (Summit co, Ohio) the term "case costed" is used for showing all court and associated costs have been totaled and posted. In this case, these "case costed" posting is set for items associated w/in a date range.