Question: After the bank forecloses and sells my house, can i get it back?
Answer: -It depends on your states foreclosure procedures. Some states have a redemption period before the auction. Other states have their redemption period after the auction. If you live in a state where the redemption period is after the auction, then yes, you can get your home back.
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November 21st, 2009 at 5:13 pm
I hired an attorney upon the receiving the notice for final judment, I advised him that the courts were going to sell the property on November 23rd of this year. He told me not to worry that he would take care of everything. I was charged $3,000.00. A month ago I visitted him and reminded him that we had a sale date of Nov 23rd, he said not to worry that he would file an emergency motion to get me more time to file for bankruptcy. Well Monday is Nov. 23rd and the property will be sold and I dont know what to do or if there is anything I can do at this point. Please advise me as to what i can do so that i dont loose my property.