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I was in active foreclosure and was in the final stages of short sale approval. The bank opened a false insurance claim against the property that effectively ended the short sale process. As we tried to get the house back on the market, squatters broke into the house, set it on fire and it was no longer sellable. The lender then kept the insurance money and did nothing to the house. I had to file for BK to move forward. These actions by the lender caused me to be delayed with moving on with my life for almost 4 years and caused deep psychological problems for me. Is there anything that can be done against them?
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It may be possible, but most lawyers will not even consider such a case on a contingent fee basis. This would typically involve either paying lawyers retainers to pursue or handling the case pro-se. If you opt to try the pro-se rout, check out www.pro-sepower.com, it should be of immense help to to you.
Answered on Feb 17th, 2015 at 1:55 PM
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