Texas resident Marilyn Mock acted on instinct when she went to a housing auction and bought a house for a woman she had never met and gave it right back to her. Tracy Orr who was distraught about the prospect of watching strangers bid on her foreclosed home, can now
return to her Pottsboro home, making payments to the woman who unexpectedly and impulsively bought it for her. "It means so much to all of us," said Orr. "It's not just a house." Mock had gone to the foreclosure auction to help her 27-year-old son bid on a house when she met Orr, who was crying about losing her home. Orr had bought the house
for $80,000 in 2004 but fell behind on the payments. She lost her job a month after taking out the loan, and earlier this year she lost her home. On the spot, Mock decided to buy it, eventually bidding $30,000. "She didn't even know if I had a job or was a nut case," Orr said.  "She didn't even see a picture of the house. Said Mock, "She needed help. That was it. I just happened to be there and anybody else would have done the same thing." The two are waiting on final approval from Fannie Mae before visiting the home. 

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