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Home Buying/Selling, and Renting/Leasing Tips | Foreclosure LawRules regulating bank and government foreclosures What is mortgage?Lender protects itself by getting a mortgage that is a legal interest in the property. Lender forecloses the mortgage when homeowner or borrower cannot make his or her monthly mortgage installments. Foreclosing lender acquires the property and sells it to payoff the accumulated amount that the borrower owes.
The entire amount of the loan becomes due and it must be paid it immediately. This is called "acceleration." What is foreclosure?Basically, there are two definitions of foreclosure in foreclosure law:
Right of redemptionBorrower in default can redeem (reestablish his standing with the lender by paying the amount owed):
Some laws and regulations affecting bank and government foreclosures by state: |
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