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February 27, 2025 at 2:31 pm

You can get in trouble for breathing too loudly 🤣
Don’t even think about it.

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February 25, 2025 at 3:45 pm

Well, the bank can (and do) auction properties even without posession.
Such properties are adequately advertised as such, and (generally) come with a discount to fair market value. Preceeding an auction, there is a window for property inspection for interested buyers, I am assuming you hadn’t checked it around that time.

I am willing to bet that the banks followed all due processes down to the letter. You my friend on the other hand didn’t do your due dilligence.

Your options are –

1. Get a lawyer to review your sale deed that you signed with the bank, if it is your lucky day and they did make a lapse in declaring, kudos your problem will be solved in under 6 months.
2. Get a lawyer and file an eviction suit to get possession of your property, process and timelines vary by state.

Best of luck, and alawys remeber to due thorough due dilligence before investing your hard earned.

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