What to do if a representative from my mortgage lender came to my neighborhood and informed her that I was late with my payments?

What to do if a representative from my mortgage lender came to my neighborhood and informed her that I was late with my payments?

While I was out of town a representative from my mortgage lender came into my neighborhood identified herself to my neighbor asked if I lived at my address and indicated that I was having difficulty paying my mortgage. Is this legal? Do I have any recourse?

Asked on March 10, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Nevada

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