Posted by SReis on 3/21/08 2:26pm
Msg #240184

Whats w/all of the cancellations/reschedules today...

Looked like I was going to have a good end of week. Now my Sat was canceled due to weather, My 3pm today is maybe on/maybe off/maybe docs will be ready sometime this year and my early Mon morning has been moved to early Tues morn, just in time for me to scramble for a babysitter on the one day my normal sitter is unavailable. YIKES!!!

Reply by Daniel Suarez on 3/21/08 2:33pm
Msg #240186

I feel your pain...

Reply by Sharon Taylor on 3/21/08 7:23pm
Msg #240207

The weekend is quiet here

Nothing scheduled, but the phone will probably start ringing off the hook Monday. I did my first mortgage foreclosure "cryout" yesterday at the Courthouse. Wish I could get more of those.

Reply by Frenchie/TN on 3/22/08 10:52am
Msg #240269

You got me: what's a cry out? n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 3/22/08 10:54am
Msg #240271

My guess? Cryout = Audible public auction?? n/m

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 3/22/08 4:15pm
Msg #240302

Re: You got me: what's a cry out?

http://aireo.com/articles/tonyyoungs/tony_youngs_4ways_to_purchase.shtml


"A third way to buy during the foreclosure process is at the auction itself. A trustee or attorney representing the lender will cry out the property on the courthouse steps to the highest bidder over the defaulted loan amount. In most States, junior liens and mortgages are wiped out. In a judicial foreclosure State, these auctions occur daily or weekly. In a non-judicial foreclosure State, all properties in a county are auctioned on a certain day of the month.