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    Redemption Question

    I had a land/home mortgage I included in my BK. The mortgage had a power of sale clause. They filed for relieve from stay as we indicated our intention to surrender home and they forclosed. I am now discharged but my question is if they removed the home (triple wide manufactered home) and sell the land and home seperate wont that be a violation of my right of redemption?
    Filed CH7 Feb 12 2010
    341 March 18
    Discharged...May 18
    Awaiting closing...

    #2
    I found this... may help..may not... I know AL has a 12 month right of redemption but I dont know how it works when you state your intent to give up your home, or when its a manufactured home.

    "....Another important factor to consider is the role of land – if your underlying land property is tied to the loan, this may change the equation, as banks will find physical land to be a greater collateral that is more liquid. The bank will likely separate the two in the case of a foreclosure, but you should take this factor into consideration. When you approach your lender, you can suggest a number of possible refinance options, depending on your situation.>


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      #3
      Let's assume it does violate your redemption, can you redeem, do YOU have the means to redeem? If not, it is just a technical violation and there has been no harm or damage.

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