Unanswered
Hola Georgina
If the HOA foreclosure properly named and served the reverse mortgage lender and they did not respond or pay the HOA debt, then in most cases that mortgage is wiped out by the foreclosure. A reverse mortgage is still a mortgage, and notice is what matters, not whether they chose to participate.
The real risk is not the reverse mortgage itself but whether service was done correctly and the final judgment clearly terminated their interest. If service or notice was defective, the lender may try to come back later and challenge the foreclosure.
Disclaimer: This is not legal advice, just an opinion based on experience, and consulting local counsel is always recommended.
102 Views
0
Answers
2 months ago
2 months ago
You Asked & We ALL Answered!
Most Popular Questions
- Mortgage Reporting on Title Search?
- Tax Deed vs Foreclosure Implications?
- Pre-Foreclosure Info...?
- Estimating the loan balance on a Reverse mortgage?
- Why is the Plaintiff name different from the Mortgage Lender??
Most Recent Questions
- Negotiating a Reverse Mortgage Assigned back to HUD?
- Taxdeed case not appearing on county website?
- NEGOTIATING MORTGAGE PAY OFF AND SUCCESS?
- City and county lien?
- URA SUBORDINATE LOANS?
Can you answer these questions?
- PropertyOnion to incorporate working with probates??
- Looking for creative buyers, seller finance in Marion County, FL?
-
20415 days ago
-
100one year ago
-
51one year ago
-
50one year ago
-
30one year ago
-
27one year ago
-
26one year ago
-
20one year ago
-
202 years ago
-
202 years ago
Pro since 12/25
How do I confirm that they were served correctly?
With the case number, go to the county’s civil court docket and open the foreclosure case. There you can review the summons and service returns to see if the reverse mortgage lender was properly named, served, and when service was completed. That record is what confirms whether service was done correctly.