Foreclosure Auction-Exception To The Sale

Bought at auction. Owner filed an exception to the sale with a false claim that I colluded with lender to fix auction price 4 months in advance of auction. The judge granted a hearing before ratifying the sale. Do I have any recourse for the extra interest charge and expense caused by the delay due to the phony accusation?

BTW- the owner does not live there and has been collecting rent and not paying the mortgage for the last 12 months.



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  • bargain761st September, 2009

    I have had numerous forclosure sales challenged by the defendants. The Judge usually grants a hearing just in case the defendant was wrongfully stripped of their home...as it should be.

    You have no recourse for interest or legal expense. Enjoy your victory...there is no revenge, though.
    [addsig]

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