NCh2 Foreclosure and Alternatives Flashcards

1
Q

The legal process, instituted by a trustee, lienholder, or creditor, after a debtors default on his, or her payments is called

A

Foreclosure

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Any excess money left over from the for sale is given to whom?

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The debtor

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3
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In the event of a shortage from a forced sale, the lender may sue the borrower for what is called a

A

Deficiency judgment

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4
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At foreclosure, all Junior liens against the property are

A

Wiped out

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5
Q

When does foreclosure under the deed of trust end?

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When the trustee delivers the trustees deed to the buyer

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6
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An alternative to foreclosure where the lender accepts the deed from the borrower and accept any Junior liens on a property is called?

A

Deed in lieu of foreclosure

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7
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Allowing a borrower at any time up to the moment of foreclosure to step in and pay what is owed and reclaim property forfeited due to mortgage default is called

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Equity of redemption, or equitable redemption

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8
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How many days prior to a foreclosure sale must a lender send the notice of foreclosure by certified mail?

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21

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9
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A sale of secured real property that produces less money that is owed to the lender is called a

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Short sale

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