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Area Foreclosures

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What is a lien in the foreclosure process? One that has been filed with the county stating the grantor is a homeowner's association and the grantee is the owners who moved out already?
 
Is there a public website that shows individual sold properties?
 
What is a lien in the foreclosure process? One that has been filed with the county stating the grantor is a homeowner's association and the grantee is the owners who moved out already?

Nothing other than a small speed bump in the processing a foreclosure. Foreclosures are initiated by a Lis Pendens filing with the county, which is different from a lien. A lien post a Lis Pen requires a refile of the Lis Pen, and slows down the final arbitration before auction, as lien holders are given time to file their own grievances.

Homeowners don't necessarily need to have moved out during the entire process, they can continue to live in the property right up until the point of auction.
 
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Thanks 30ashopper!
Can you elaborate on why its a speed bump and why the lis pen has to be refiled?
Apparently, 30a decided to partake of the weekend pleasure. The Ram has had his way with me :blush: so I shall give this very complicated matter an attention.

A Lis Pendens is a public notice that the Defendant is a non-paying slacker and the Plaintiff wishes to leap forward, first in line, to fleece said slacker. Liens following a lis pends filing need to be leapfrogged over to keep the Plaintiff's position in the fleecing.

Lis Pends hack up quiet title, they put properties into a near unmortgagable, nontransferable state of affair. Liens have a tendency to unhook the Plaintiff's main purpose which is to mess with said slacker's clear interest in the property and protect his superior interest in it.

In the ole days, when sheep were sheep and men loved sheep :blink:, there were gun duels and Jim Bowie knifings instead of the insanity of English based common law.

Things were more fun then. :yikes:
 
Ahhh, how I long for he good ol' days.

Watch out, Shelly is going to get you!!:biggrin:

As far as good ole days. We were in SoWal this weekend for the first time in a few months. We loved it- but when talking to people that still lived in the area that had something to do with housing (Agents, builders, subs, title agents, banks) it was all just depressing. Many people's lives are so seriously affected from all of this. It saddens me.
 
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