by Guest » Fri Dec 05, 2014 08:17 pm
I was up to date on my homeowners insurance when my house was foreclosed on and auctioned.
Two years prior we had a plumbing problem which flooded the house. I had a health problem at the time that made me bedridden and we didn't get the repairs at the time. Once I was at a point where we could have gotten the work done, they were beginning the foreclosure on us.
A check had been issued. I can't even find the check now. The insurance company wants me to now sign a waiver. Since this company is known for dropping people with no notice I wonder if it is the check they are concerned about. Since the house is sold should I be able to claim that uncashed check? Is it mine?
Two years prior we had a plumbing problem which flooded the house. I had a health problem at the time that made me bedridden and we didn't get the repairs at the time. Once I was at a point where we could have gotten the work done, they were beginning the foreclosure on us.
A check had been issued. I can't even find the check now. The insurance company wants me to now sign a waiver. Since this company is known for dropping people with no notice I wonder if it is the check they are concerned about. Since the house is sold should I be able to claim that uncashed check? Is it mine?
Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2014 12:33 am Post Subject:
Last part first... is the check yours? Who knows... we can't see who it's made payable to. Most likely to you and your mortgage company which means it's not yours.
As far as signing a waiver... a waiver of what?
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2014 11:46 am Post Subject:
You should make it more clear to be understandable and you should ask them whether the check is yours or not, if it is yours then you should definitely claim.
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