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Charlotte Real Estate, Development, and Construction News: Mecklenburg Times > Columnists > Kass > Liability during ‘deed in lieu’
Liability during ‘deed in lieu’
My husband and I are at the end of a “deed in lieu of foreclosure.” The bank said it signed a deed transfer and we are not responsible if any damage is done to the house. (It changed the locks and we have no access.)
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