Maryland Short sale question posted about LENDER'S HUGE ERROR!
Q:
I have been in default of my first and second mortgage for about 6 months. I was laid of from my employer and my financial situation gone down hill ever since. I now have my house up for short sale and have become employed. I have decided to go through with the short sale and move on with my life. Recently my first mortgage company notified me by mail sending the original loan papers that my loan is paid in full. They have made a huge mistake since I am really in default. They have been hounding me for the documents to be sent back to them. I don't want to send them if their mistake can work in my favor. My question is....Due to me now having position of my original loan documents stamped and signed paid in full, does that mean that I am free and clear of the loan and the owner of the house? Please advise on what if any steps I will need to take. Thanking you in advance,
and my response. . .
A:
Let me get this straight. . a clerk makes a mistake. .and you want to take full advantage of their error without any disregard from your own admission to be in default of the loan?. .
It's like I come into your house, buy a used vacuum cleaner from you. .give you a check for $100 . .except I forgot to put a comma and the check is actually for $10,000. .so you need advise if you should cash this check or not?
My advice..
do the right thing!
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