Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in North Carolina

Foreclosure
I have been late on my home payments several times that I do not dispute. Recently I mailed a payment in late again. I recieved a message on my answering machine hat they had recieved the payment but, was told my payment had gone up and that there was a late fee. This payment I sent made my account current except for the extra $17.51 plus the late fee. The message on my machine stated that if I didn't get 32.00 in her office on April 26th that ''I could get boxes and start moving'' Can they foreclose on my home even if I am current?

Asked on 4/30/07, 10:51 am

Regina Mullen Legal Data Services, PLC

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Re: Foreclosure

Probably not, but in any event, there shouldn't have been messages on your machine but papers in your mailbox.

Foreclosures don't happen over the telephone.

Get a lawyer to review your mortgage agreements, get current and then see where the foreclosure goes.

Answered on 5/01/07, 3:36 pm

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