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Posted on 7/29/05
FORECLOSURE LIST
A foreclosure list is simply an extensive list of all the properties that
have been foreclosed. When you say a property has been foreclosed it means
that the borrower who has taken a loan and mortgaged property in return has
not made payments within the specified time period. As a result of this
default in payment, the lender which in most cases is a bank, acquires the
title to the property and has full right to do as it wishes with it.
Simply put, when a property is foreclosed, that means that the individual or group
owners have not made their mortgage payments. The bank then assumes title of
the property to do with as they please. Once a property has been put on the
foreclosure list by the bank, it no longer wants to deal with it, which is
why it puts it up for auction (in order to recover some or all of their
money).
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Posted on: 7/29/05
FORECLOSURE LAW
Foreclosure can be defined as the legal process by which a borrower in
default under a mortgage is deprived of his or her interest in the mortgaged
property. This usually involves a forced sale of the property at public
auction with the proceeds of the sale being applied to the mortgage debt.
Though this may sound a bit complicated, to put it more simply foreclosure
is essentially the process by which a borrower, mortgagee or trustee upon
default in the payment of a mortgage is deprived of his or her interest in
that specific mortgaged property.
This is a very technical and exact process where by there are specific
clauses and conditions for everything. You must e very careful of what
conditions are being laid out before you mortgage your property and take the
loan. In case any of the conditions are not fulfilled, it might lead to many
complications. You should always try to make sure that you take only that
amount on loan, which you think you can pay back or you may land up loosing
your property.
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