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Chase Bank sold home at auction for $100 while homeowner was in trial loan modification


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16/02/2010
By gailsimmons ·

Chase Bank sold home at auction while Florida homeowner was in a trial loan modification

In Lakeland, Jaimie S. Smith, 29, called her mortgage company, then Washington Mutual, in October 2008, when she realized she would get a smaller bonus, threatening her ability to continue the $1,250 monthly mortgage payments on her three-bedroom house.

In April, Chase Bank, which had taken over Washington Mutual, lowered her payment to $1,033.62 in a trial that was supposed to last three months.

Then, in October, a startling legal notice arrived in the mail: Chase had foreclosed on her house and sold it at auction for $100. (The purchaser? Chase.) “I cried,” Smith said. “I was hysterical.”

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Later that week came another letter from Chase: “Congratulations on qualifying for a Making Home Affordable loan modification!” When Smith frantically tried to overturn the sale, she was told that the house was no longer hers.

Later, she hired a lawyer, who is seeking compensation from Chase. A judge later vacated the sale. Chase is still offering to make her trial loan modification permanent, but Smith has already moved out and is conflicted about what to do.

“I could have just walked away,” she said. “If they had said, ‘We can’t work with you,’ I’d have said: ‘What are my options? Short sale?’ None of this would have happened. God knows, I never would have wanted to go through this. I’d still be in grad school. I would not have paid all that money to them. I could have saved that money.”
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Source: http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20100102/ARTICLE/1021035/-1/NEWSSITEMAP

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4 Responses to “ Chase Bank sold home at auction for $100 while homeowner was in trial loan modification ”

  1. [...] This is a new one. Chase acutally foreclosed on a homeowner who was actively enrolled in a trial modification. Worse yet, the house was sold (back to Chase?) for $100. (story) [...]

  2. Ramona Mullane on 18/04/2010 at 13:43

    My house was sold while it was in a loan modification. I had no idea it was up for auction. It sold for half it’s value. What is my recourse at this point. Can I have the sale reversed?

  3. Gail on 20/05/2010 at 08:48

    I have read about a homeowner who hired a real estate lawyer to help them reverse the sale and was successful.

  4. Debra on 29/07/2010 at 18:14

    Chase Bank and many other banks are making money foreclosing on homes. Keep in mind they have already made a ton of interest on your loan so for them to sell it for half the price -they still made a huge profit. They are the reason or at least a big reason the country is in the mess it’s in.

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