Bank of America via Countrywide Foreclosing on Home AFTER Short Sale Deal was Finalized and Bank was Paid

CALL FOR ACTION: WINK gets results after case of bad bank communication

Excerpts from the report

LEE COUNTY, Fla. – WINK News fixes another case of bad bank communication.  Cape Coral homeowners spent a year trying to avoid a foreclosure.  Finally, they closed on a short sale; but their problems didn’t end there.  A few months after the bank got paid for that sale, the bank turned around and is suing the homeowners trying to foreclosure on the house they no longer own.

Finally, after three short sale offers fell through, Bank of America approved an offer for $128,000 in cash.  They closed on the sale in February.  The Schunemann’s nightmare was over; or so they thought.

“My husband said to me, a few weeks ago, opening the mail, ‘you are not going to be happy about this,’ and I took a look at it and I cannot believe that we are being sued by Countrywide,” she recalls.

That’s right.  Countrywide, now Bank of America, was taking the Schunemanns to court to foreclose on a property no longer in their possession.

After contacting the law firm that filed the foreclosure lawsuit, the Schunemanns say they haven’t heard one word, back.  They aren’t sure what will happen on their court date.

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