Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Mortgage Foreclosures
Anmerkungen:
- The process whereby the real property securing the loan is sold and the proceeds are used to pay the outstanding debt.
- Loan Default Remedies
- Shortsale
- reinstatement of loan
- FNMA/FHLMC
Anmerkungen:
- The borrower is required to pay delinquent sums and late charges.
- forbearance
agreement
Anmerkungen:
- It's an agreement in which the lender agrees to refrain from foreclosing on the property and the borrower postpones and/ or reduces payments for a period of time. It may apply if the borrower is facing health issues or temporary unemployment.
- Deed in lieu of foreclosoure
- File for bankruptcy
- No Sale Takes Place (2 Types of Foreclosure)
- Strict Foreclosure
Anmerkungen:
- A court hearing determines a lender's right to foreclose. The property is transferred to the lender. The defendant-borrower receives nothing because no sale has taken place.
- Entry Foreclosure
Anmerkungen:
- The lender takes possession of the property and after a specified time period receives title to the property
- Non-Judicial Foreclosure
Anmerkungen:
- Primarily occurs in deed of trust states.
- 1. Trustee records a notice of default
- 2. Notifies the borrower that property may be sold without court action
- 3. Notice of trustee's sale is published
- 4. Public auction is held
- Redemption Period
- Notice of Rescission
- Paralegal prepares
- 1. Demand Letter
- 2. Notice of Default
- 3. Notice of Trustee's Sale
- 4. Trustee's Deed
- Judicial Foreclosure
- 1. Filing of a complaint naming borrower and all parties with interests
- Judgment: court authorizes sale of property
- Redemption Period
Anmerkungen:
- The borrower pays loan, plus penalties, costs and attorneys' fees.
- clerk of the court issues a certificate of sale
- Default Judgment
- Paralegal prepares
- 1. Demand Letter
- 2. Complaint
- 3.Notice of lis pendens
- 4. Motion for Default
- 5. Motion for Summary Final Judgment
- 6. Supporting Affidavits
- Lien Theory States
- Title Theory States