Foreclosure

Three business days after we put a contract on “the” house, the bank foreclosed.

We no longer have a contract on the house, but are returning to negotiations with the bank… A lot of people say this could be to our financial advantage. I’m hoping this is true. I’m expecting this to be true.

But I won’t know for sure until I know for sure.

Ya know?

This week, while we were down there attending a wedding and being introduced to our new church family, we also picked out paint colors – looked into furnishings – talked about fireplace mantles – and even dreamed of a mural in the dining room.

While feverishly checking the news about the home-buyers’ rebate being extended, scurrying to find out who the new listing agent is, and asking if the bank was going to put it back on the market.

5 weeks.

We have 5 weeks.

11 thoughts on “Foreclosure

  1. We bought a house this summer and everyone warned us how stressful it can be… but boy, oh, boy was it ever. I’ll be thinking for you guys and praying that you get it. BTW… my pregnancy brain… I was looking at the pics you posted of your house in B&W and kept thinking to myself… gee the kitchen doesn’t look green… it’s got that awesome checker board floor, and nice white cabinets and counters… then I got it. :)

  2. hey mandy,

    i hate to hear that the deal hasn’t worked out… i’m so sorry. i will say we purchased our house in foreclosure and it really worked in our favor. i’ll be praying for you and drew!!!

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