A sample letter to answer the court foreclosure letter

this8384 · May 20, 2009, 11:19 AM

You can try to negotiate payments with the lender outside of court; some lenders are willing to postpone the foreclosure to give you the opportunity to catch up on the late payments.

What type of letter are you looking for exactly? Are you contesting the foreclosure?

nancydelacruz · Oct 4, 2009, 06:29 PM

I would like to see a sample letter to answer a foreclosure summons.

this8384 · Oct 5, 2009, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by nancydelacruz

I would like to see a sample letter to answer a foreclosure summons.

First, it's not a good idea to piggyback your question onto someone else's. It makes it less visible to other people.

Second, what type of letter are you looking for? Are you contesting the foreclosure? Have you tried negotiating with the lender?

saramari · Mar 2, 2010, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by this8384

You can try to negotiate payments with the lender outside of court; some lenders are willing to postpone the foreclosure to give you the opportunity to catch up on the late payments.

What type of letter are you looking for exactly? Are you contesting the foreclosure?

I received a civil action summons for unpayments according to the bank but it has been a misunderstanding and now the bank wants to clarify the situation and help me with the modification of my house. The had me on trial payment and never told me it was due and that's the money that is late. However the court is waiting for an answer.

My answer is that the bank had me running from one place to another and there was bad comunication between all parties and now they decide to do the modification but I still have to answer this civil action. I don't know how to express to the judge that everything is clear with the bank and that we are taking care of the situation.

this8384 · Mar 2, 2010, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by saramari

I received a civil action summons for unpayments according to the bank but it has been a misunderstanding and now the bank wants to clarify the situation and help me with the modification of my house. The had me on trial payment and never told me it was due and that's the money that is late. However the court is waiting for an answer.

My answer is that the bank had me running from one place to another and there was bad comunication between all parties and now they decide to do the modification but I still have to answer this civil action. I don't know how to express to the judge that everything is clear with the bank and that we are taking care of the situation.

Are you the same person who posted either of the above questions? If so, why are you using multiple user names? If not, it's not a good idea to piggyback your question onto another thread.

I don't understand what you mean when you say the bank had you on "trial payment" and you didn't know when it was due - you didn't know that you owed the bank money?

smay955001 · Sep 23, 2010, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by this8384

You can try to negotiate payments with the lender outside of court; some lenders are willing to postpone the foreclosure to give you the opportunity to catch up on the late payments.

What type of letter are you looking for exactly? Are you contesting the foreclosure?

Yes I am contesting the foreclosure

smay955001 · Sep 23, 2010, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by this8384

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Originally Posted by nancydelacruz

I would like to see a sample letter to answer a foreclosure summons.

First, it's not a good idea to piggyback your question onto someone else's. It makes it less visible to other people.

Second, what type of letter are you looking for? Are you contesting the foreclosure? Have you tried negotiating with the lender?

Yes I am contesting the foreclosure, and yes I have tried negotiating with the lender but they say I responded to late.

A sample letter to answer the court foreclosure letter

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