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Petition to Determine Ownership of Surplus Funds- NCGS § 45-21.32

July 22, 2020
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Whether you are assisting a client with finalizing an estate, a foreclosure, or with collecting a judgment, you may encounter surplus funds. Understanding when surplus funds are deposited and the legal process by which your client can secure those funds is beneficial.What are surplus funds?Surplus funds occur when a foreclosure recovers more money than is owed to the entity and after paying all debts Read More

Filed Under: Property Disputes & Partitions Tagged With: Property Ownership, Surplus Funds, Foreclosure

Petition to Determine Ownership of Surplus Funds—Huh??

July 22, 2020
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Where do Surplus Funds come from?Regardless of who owns a piece of real property, or land, the taxes, homeowner’s association dues, and mortgage must be paid. If these are not paid, the lender can foreclose on the land and any home on the property.  The goal of the foreclosure is to recover the money owed to the lender due to back taxes, overdue homeowner’s association dues, or the unpaid mortgage, as well Read More

Filed Under: Property Disputes & Partitions Tagged With: Property Ownership, Surplus Funds, Foreclosure

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