Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California
fannie mae stoled my property on a bogus bankruptcy and sold it. Im looking to pursue this matter, now my question is who pockets excess funds on the sale
2 Answers from Attorneys
"Fannie Mae" is a government set-up operation that doesn't ordinarily engage in theft. If there were a bogus bankruptcy, or any kind of bankruptcy that should be looked into, we would need the case number and perhaps some additional information, such as which bankruptcy court was it filed in, and what was the case number.
As to your question about distribution of funds from a foreclosure sale, that is covered by the California Civil Code, section 2924k. It states in some detail who gets paid first, second, third, etc., and who gets what's left over (if anything).
If you would like a little further analysis, for free, please contact me directly.
You're throwing out several legal terms without providing any logical connection between them, and then asking for advice. You need to either repost with more factual detail or consult with an attorney at length.
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