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Foreclosure Basics
What is a Foreclosure
Sheriff Sale: You Do Not Have To Move until...
What is a Foreclosure
When you purchased your home and took out a mortgage, you agreed to a deal with your bank or lender. They gave you the financing upfront to pay for the home, and in return, you signed a contract agreeing to pay a specific amount each month for a set number of years.
If you start falling behind on your payments, or stop making payments com
When you purchased your home and took out a mortgage, you agreed to a deal with your bank or lender. They gave you the financing upfront to pay for the home, and in return, you signed a contract agreeing to pay a specific amount each month for a set number of years.
If you start falling behind on your payments, or stop making payments completely, the bank or lender can foreclose on the property and sell it as a way to make back the funds that were lost.
Length of Foreclosure
Sheriff Sale: You Do Not Have To Move until...
What is a Foreclosure
Mortgage loans are secured by real estate, meaning your home is used as collateral. Since your home is the collateral, it can legally be seized by your lender when you fail to make payments.
The full foreclosure process is usually 1 year from missed payment. The Redemption Period starts day of Sheriff Sale – Six (6) months is most common.
Sheriff Sale: You Do Not Have To Move until...
Sheriff Sale: You Do Not Have To Move until...
Sheriff Sale: You Do Not Have To Move until...
You usually have until (6)six months after sheriff sale to move. The Redemption Period starts day of Sheriff Sale – Six (6) months is most common.
The homeowner can live in the property, is not required to make payments, can sell or buy back property and should - *maintain the property - *maintain utilities - *maintain insurance.
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You usually have until (6)six months after sheriff sale to move. The Redemption Period starts day of Sheriff Sale – Six (6) months is most common.
The homeowner can live in the property, is not required to make payments, can sell or buy back property and should - *maintain the property - *maintain utilities - *maintain insurance.
Sheriff Sale Held: The "Sheriff's Deed" lists the last date the property can be redeemed.