1. What remedies might a borrower seek to prevent foreclosure?
2. What are the steps to be taken in a non-judicial foreclosure?
3. What are the steps to be taken in a judicial foreclosure?
4. Difference between a strict foreclosure and an entry foreclosure.
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
Anotações:
The borrower is required to pay delinquent sums and late charges.
forbearance
agreement
Anotações:
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
Anotações:
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
Anotações:
The lender takes possession of the property and after a specified time period receives title to the property
Non-Judicial Foreclosure
Anotações:
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
Anotações:
The borrower pays loan, plus penalties, costs and attorneys' fees.