I have heard something similar. That was part of BofA’s big SNAFU right? They were foreclosing on houses, but when the time came to pony up the papers, a lot of them weren’t signed or something was missing, so they had to halt all proceedings. That was just a couple weeks ago I think.
I suppose thems the breaks when you are forced to do a few million foreclosures a year..... (makes me sick)
They all have had their share of screw-ups. I rmember reading of a case in NY last year (I think) and a judge got so pissed with BofA or Wells that he slammed his gavel down and declared the house to be the owners. The bank had missed something like 5 straight court appointments and then the bank representative was caught lying by the judge on more than one issue. Meanwhile, the family was made up of both parents being invalids and their daughter who was taking care of them. It was one of the few moments in this crisis where I cheered a judicial decision.