Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

It does not sound as if they are mis-reporting the action taken. Regardless of your offer to sign a deed, the property was foreclosed, and so it is reported as such. The only reason your credit report doesn't reflect a foreclosure is because the foreclosure (I assume) took place after the bankruptcy was filed, and your personal liabilty for the loan was discharged as of the date you filed bankruptcy. A credit report is personal, but the foreclosure of the property as reported via a Trustee's Deed is correct, and cannot be changed.

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