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One foreclosure, reconstructed to the dollar.

Every date from the public court record, every extension matched to its rule, and the interest at stake.

Every date, with its page.

Every date is anchored to the words on the page that state it, with its crop.

Where two sources disagree, the report shows both and chooses neither.

Two clocks, and what moved them.

The bankruptcy stay extended first legal by 41 days. HUD grants that automatically, docket 41 documents it, and the complaint landed inside the window.

The continuance moved the hearing 42 days. Nothing is granted automatically for court delay: it has to be requested through EVARS, and the record cannot show whether it was.

So the report states an unexplained lapse with interest at stake, never a loss. A hold the record cannot see may explain all of it.

What the public court record shows.

One FHA foreclosure reconstructed from the court docket to the EVARS package.

Court event
42-day clerk delay on summary judgment recorded on the public docket.
Rule matched
Handbook 4000.1 allowable delay identified and verified.
Deliverable
EVARS request drafted with the exact court page cited and evidence attached.

Twenty cases, ranked by what is at stake.

The one with the most at stake, walked from the missed instalment to the deadline it passed, with the docket page behind every date on the way.

The event classes that recur, how often each one was the thing that moved a deadline, and how many of them HUD would have granted without being asked.

The firms on the dockets, and the share of the delay that sits behind each of them. Named by the docket, never by the servicer.

Type your company name.

We search the clerk portals for the captions you foreclose under, run twenty recent FHA cases and send back this report on each. Before you have shared anything.

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