That could be done. However, you should seek the assistance of an attorney to determine that the assignment of the note from the original lender to the person who claims to have bought it is bonafide. The assignment of the note and mortgage from the bank to the present holder should be in writing, with reference to the recording information of the mortgage and signed by an authorized bank officer. The note and mortgage should then be assigned to you in writing, and in a similar form, upon payment to that assignee. Both of the assignments should be recorded in the land records. The second assignment, to you, should extinguish the mortgage lien on your property if you are still the record owner of the property.
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The market may be bad for getting a good offer to purchase. There may be problems with the property. You would need to ask the bank.
A lot of times when a bank goes out of business they are "bought out" and another bank takes over any open accounts that are still remaining. The best thing you could do would be to contact the bank that bought them out (you can probably google that info) and ask them how to proceed so that you may access those accounts. Good luck!
A lien means you owe someone money and they have a claim against your property until the debt is paid. A voluntary lien such as a mortgage can be considered a good thing since you initiated that lien process and benefitted from it by being able to purchase the property with a loan from the bank. Involuntary liens such as tax liens or judgment liens are not a good thing.
From the looks of it it is out of business. Cannot see who bought them out. Good luck
I have heard of cases like that and have gotten another job at another bank. good luck.
HMM I have no idea about the future, but the Bank American Bond -I bought in January for $15,000 is now worth $7800.00. Of course I hope it comes back.
Arabians are often bought for Endurance Races. They are also good jumpers.
Cast iron stoves can be bought from companies such as Wamsler. They can also be bought from Aga or various other companies online. They are a good buy if someone wants an unusual stove that works well.
Check the Nevada State Bank's website for bank owned properties that are for sale. You may also try searching "Nevada Bank Owned Homes" or "Trulia" and then entering the location you're looking for.
Yes, many forms of intellectual property have transferable rights. They are often bought and sold in the form of "assignment of rights". For example, you can inherit copyrights or patents, assuming your benefactor did not already sell them prior to his or her death. There are various rules regarding the exact form of transfer documentation required to make it "official". In trademarks, for example, it is imperative to obtain the "good will" along with the actual "ownership" of the trademark property.
what to do if someone send you a check and it get cash through the bank to only find out later the check was uttered