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Originally Posted by trooper2ls
So what you are saying is that the note was forclosed and the sheriff's sale on the courthouse steps has already taken place?
If this is so and you have a current, filed land patent on the property.. they property could not have been sold legally at that sale.
Does the mortgage company now claim they own it or did someone else buy it at the sale?
If the sale has not taken place.. I don't see how they can issue an eviction order. If the sale has not taken place ... be there to stop it with the certified copy of the filed patent.
..J
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Well...here in california they call "the sheriffs sale" a "trustee sale/auction"
that already passed. No one has bought the home. Just the banks process. The mortage note is in default. So they have to do it that way... But my question is how can I do my own Quiet action in court....Do you or anyone else know...???