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Is my lender offering me deed in lieu of foreclosure?

Posted on: 23rd Oct, 2009 04:47 am
If my credit report shows "BANK ADJUSTMENT / DEED IN LIEU / LIQUIDATION" with the 1st Lender (INDYMAC). Does that mean the 1st Lender is offering me to sign a DEED in lieu? Will the bank contact me? My bank is INDYMAC and whenever I call them, telephone operator who answers only has one thing to say" Sir, you will hear something in the mail". I've been waiting for a long time now. Can someone tell me what do I have to do now? Also, what will happen to the 2nd loan if I sign the Deed with the 1st lender? What is the differenct between Deed in Lieu of Liquadaion vs Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure?
hi,

deed in lieu of liquidation is no different from deed in lieu of foreclosure. since your credit report shows a deed in lieu on the property, it is expected that the lender will contact you soon regarding this. but usually, they first do the deed in lieu and then report it to the bureaus. so, it is a bit strange that they have reported the deed in lieu to the bureaus even before they have actually done it. i think you ought to contact the loss mitigation dept. of your mortgage company to know more about the possible deed in lieu of foreclosure.
Posted on: 23rd Oct, 2009 06:28 am
Thanks Savior70.. I contacted INDYMAC and as usualy the operator said "The sale date has been set to Dec 2nd but call back for more information". My credit report shows "Deed in Lie / liquidation". I am confused whether I am going thru a foreclosure or thru changing the Deed by just giving the key back to the lender? Do I need to move out of my house or will be contacted by Indymac? Any idea what will happen to my 2nd lender (OCWEN) is foreclosure happen... Sorry if I am asking too many questions.
Posted on: 24th Oct, 2009 01:29 am
hi krunz,

it is confusing indeed. they have reported deed in lieu to the bureaus, have set a sale date for the property and have not yet informed you about it! in a deed in lieu, you need to sign over the property title to the lender so they can sell the house and recover the loan amount. but i believe that has not happened yet, right? but you don't need to move out immediately, unless you want to. you should be sent a notice before your property is sold at an auction. as far as the second mortgage is concerned, you will owe the outstanding balance on it, if the property is foreclosed on by the first lender.
Posted on: 24th Oct, 2009 06:50 am
BANK ADJUSTMENT / DEED IN LIEU / LIQUIDATION
Yes all of them can hurt your credit and it all up tto the bank if they will report it or not and how they report it if you want to know more go to mnrcreditrepair.com
Posted on: 24th Oct, 2009 06:54 pm
This property was included in a bankruptcy discharged in 01/2009. We stayed there paying the mortgage until 03/2010 not realizing that it was included in the bankruptcy and had been discharged. We talked to our lawyer and moved out of the house in 03/2010. We had qcwen put on our credit report that we owed them money. We keep trying to contact someone at ocwen but can't get any to return our call. Now we see on our credit report that the house is in bank liquidation. Is that better on our our credit report.Can we buy a house thru Vetrans Administration in 01/2011? If not then, when?
Posted on: 28th Nov, 2010 09:54 pm
I have on my cr this deed leiu liqudation, from my bank but also ask to send in paper work for a modification ,and insurance for the house the paper was sent this week .
Posted on: 15th Mar, 2012 09:15 pm
Hi harriet,

The bank cannot report a deed in lieu of foreclosure when it is also offering you the option of loan modification. You need to clarify with the lender as to which option he will be going to consider. Depending upon that he will have to report the correct status to the credit bureaus.

Thanks
Posted on: 16th Mar, 2012 01:06 am
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