Mar 12
My friend had his house to be taken by the bank (foreclosure). He still has his deed. I asked him if he has any documents that states that he no longer owns the house. He told me that the docs he has are just letters they (bank) sent to him stating when to vacate the house. Now state says that he needs to pay property tax on his former house.
- How would he prove that he no longer owns the house?
- How to get the state to remove that property from his tax records?
- Can bank use money in the escrow account to cover their losses, instead of paying off property tax?
Thanks.
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