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Old 07-15-2007, 11:38 PM
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Default my sister's mortgage company went bankrupt, what...

...rights does she have? In Feb they sent payment 2 d mortgage comp. & it was sent back saying that they sold d account, so they sent it to the new comp. & it was sent back to the original mortgage comp. they became 1 month then another,then another until it was foreclose. now that the house is REO what rights does she have in Virginia. how long does she have before she get evicted. Also the agent/broker offered them money for the key to the house for them to moved out in 2 weeks and help them moved out. Is that even legal in Virginia? Is there any sight to find out the real law? and if the bank went bankrupt went they still own the house what can my sister do? she offered to buy the house back but they said from the new mortgage company.
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Old 07-15-2007, 11:39 PM
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Apparently your sister was in serious default when her mortgage company declared bankruptcy. The new mortgage contract owner elected to go to foreclosure over the past due amounts.

It's quite legal for the agent/broker to offer money for the key and to help them move in return for this, as long as your sister agreed with the offer.

All dealings your sister will have in the future are with the new mortgage contract owner. It's useless to talk to the former one, since the contract has been sold to the new one.
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Old 07-16-2007, 12:34 AM
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i'm not sure, but i think this site has the answer to this particular question. they've got lots of stuff about this anyway.
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