I signed a quit claim deed in May 07 when a mtg brk said he had a buyer for my home. The contract date is up.?

Contact your state attorney general's office, sounds like you have been defrauded. This is a pretty common scam

Oh honey, get thee to a lawyer quickly! A QCD says "hey, if I have any interest in the property, it is yours." But that doesn't mean the mortgage isn't yours. You gave someone else the title to your property, but are still legally responsible for all the mortage payments. I know I'm not telling you anything new that others have responded with, but I just so feel for you b/c before I got into this business, I was clueless and my ex husband tried to get me to sign a QCD to some fly-by-night mortgage broker claiming to do the same. Contact your mtg company and make sure that they can communicate with NO ONE but you regarding your mtg. If you gave this bkr permission to act on your behalf regarding the mtg, revoke it immediately. The lender could serve foreclosure docs on this bkr on your behalf and he could never tell you. Can u contact the woman you deeded the property to? You state she is no longer interested. If she is not as sleazy as your mtg bkr, perhaps you can appeal to her sense of decency and at LEAST get her to QCD the property back to you. Either way.....you REALLY need an atty.

Best of luck.

You were a fool not to seek the advice of an attorney. Why would anyone sign a quit claim deed while only receiving a portion of the money. What type of document did you get in return? A deed of trust? a real estate contract to purchase? IF you have neither one of these documents you are screwed. Please see an attorney.

Unfortunately, you've taught yourself an expensive lesson. An attorney will probably need to be involved, but you can also appeal to the state licensing agency for the mortgage broker who arranged your deal. There may be some state recovery fund for you to access, if it can be shown that he acted fraudulently and not in his fiduciary duty. Get everyone involved, the state licensing, the local district attorney if he'll listen to you, the local news reporters, anyone that can bring heat on this guy. Legally, that is.

Good luck.

You are screwed bigtime! You gave away your property rights and got nothing in return. You can try to undo the quit claim deed but the legal system is loathe to do that. I don't even want to ask why you signed the deed. Good luck because you are going to need it!!

A QCD means you have surrendered ALL RIGHTS to the house, but NONE of the responsibilities. Get a lawyer FAST!!

Listen to Real Estate Guru. It sounds like you mortgage was assumed by someone who was able to qualify, but has no interest in the impact this is having on your credit.

You don't have a choice but to hire a lawyer, and you'll need to find one to take it on contingency.

When you signed a quit-claim deed (which NO ONE does when selling a property) you essentially gave away your home and you are still legally obligated to pay for it--to a perfect stranger who is now making money off your home.

Newsflash: These are scams and he's never going to find a buyer for your property and meanwhile, your credit is getting trashed and probably so is your property.

You cannot legally get your house back in your name without the court's permission.

You don't have a choice but to get an attorney b/c you signed away every right you had with the quit-claim...that is why no one should ever do anything with their home without hiring an attorney to represnt them.

You've been screwed. Better see a lawyer.

he's hurting you,,,repo time