I have my receipts showing that I have paid for the 5 months they claim I owe (Homeq suspened my payments and notifed me they would file for foreclosure). I sent copies of this to their atty who 3 days verbally said everything was fine and I could continue with my payments. The next thing I know I sent in the next two payments (which they did not return) and a week later I get a call from a guy telling me he purchased my property on the courthouse steps. The same day of the phone call I also received a letter from Homeq telling me to call to make payment arrangements to keep the account from going into foreclosure. My question is should I go file an injunction to stop the buyer of the deed from having it registered in his name? I am unemployed (due to this ridiculous economy) and don't have thousans of dollars for an attorney. thanks

I'm not a lawyer but IMHO you need to get to the court ASAP and file a show cause to stop the 'new owner' from filing his deed. You can represent yourself "Pro Se" and present your own evidence to the court without an atorney.

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