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    Sure, NOW they want to do a deed in lieu

    I offered a deed in lieu to my bank when I knew bankruptcy was inevitable. I offered to be out of the home by the end of March and, in exchange, the bank wouldn't file a foreclosure action against me, putting my name into the easily searchable and heavily used public records system. No deal. I filed for bk, as I told them I had to, they got the relief from stay and started foreclosure.

    The foreclosure court set a fairly lengthy briefing schedule and, at this rate, the earliest they can get me out of my home is October 2009. So they sent a letter to the judge *****ing about the long briefing schedule and whining that I don't have an answer anyway, so how about speeding it up?

    I wrote to their atty: 1. You're talking about someone losing her home here, so maybe the judge is rightfully giving the person every opportunity to respond before that happens. 2. I OFFERED your clients a way to avoid the costs and time delays of a foreclosure, but their answer was to file the foreclosure. So I'm staying.

    Atty wrote back: Uh, I didn't know you offered a deed in lieu. Wanna do one now?

    Um, no thanks. What advantage could that possibly give me at this point? Besides saving on home insurance, I suppose. The advantage would be all to the bank. You had your chance and chose foreclosure. No deal. Buh-bye.

    Maybe if they sweeten the deal a bit I'd consider it, because frankly I'm moving out of the home early anyway. But they don't have to know that.

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    It's always nice to see some poetic justice done!
    Don't take life too seriously, you won't get out alive.

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