How can i find out how much my loan was sold for and to whom

There is no way I know of to find out how much the loan was "sold for". Usually it is sold to an investor such as pension fund or insurance company along with 10's of thousands others. There is a difference between what investor "owns" the mortgage and where you make your payment, the loan "servicer" which is like the landlord for your mortgage, they collect the payment and make a very small fee. You'll be officially notified when/if the servicer changes, who you have to make the payment to every month, usually both by the original lender and the new one.

Please be more specific- was your loan sold to a different servicer?

Sold as in transferred to a new lender, or in a foreclosure?

More info is needed to answer your question. You are currently paying on your loan? Did your servicer change or was your loan sold? There is a difference between the servicing rights being sold and your loan being sold. Either way you can find out who the servicer is and most likely who bought your loan ie Fannie or Freddie. How much it was bought for is a difficult question, as the loan balance is usually assumed by the new owner if sold. If this was a foreclosure then that is entirely differnt

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