Archive for the ‘State Foreclosure Laws’ Category

Wyoming Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Power of Sale. Preforeclosure Notice: Number of Notices: Two: Notice of Intent to Foreclose, and Notice of Sale. Amount of Notice Required: Notice of Intent to Foreclose must be served by certified mail ten days before beginning publication. Notice of Sale must be published four weeks prior to the sale. [...]

Wisconsin Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Judicial. Judicial Foreclosure Procedure: The court enters judgment and orders the sale. The sale cannot take place for one year after judgment, unless the mortgagee waives the right to a deficiency judgment on a property of less than twenty acres, in which case the property can be sold six months [...]

West Virginia Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Power of Sale. Preforeclosure Notice: Number of Notices: One. Amount of Notice Required: If to the mortgagor, within a reasonable time before the sale. If to any subordinate lienholder, at least twenty days prior to the sale. Content of Notice: a) Time and place of sale; b) names of parties [...]

Washington Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Power of Sale on deed of trust. Preforeclosure Notice: Number of Notices: Two: Notice of Default and Notice of Sale. Amount of Notice Required: For a Notice of default, thirty days. For a Notice of Sale, ninety days. Content of Notice: Notice of Default: a) description of the property; b) [...]

Virginia Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Power of Sale. Preforedosure Notice: Number of Notices: One. Amount of Notice Required: For service by mail, fourteen days. For publication, four weeks. Content of Notice: a) Time, date, and place of sale; b) terms of sale; and c) names of trustees. Method of Service: By in-hand delivery, or by [...]

Vermont Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Strict foreclosure. Foreclosure by Power of Sale Permitted?: Yes, if a power of sale is contained in the mortgage or the court orders the sale. Judicial Foreclosure Procedure: Filing of complaint complying with Vermont statutes, Complaint is served in accordance with statutes. Accounting must be submitted to the court; the [...]

Utah Foreclosure Law Summary

Most Common Method of Foreclosure: Power of sale. Preforeclosure Notice: Number of Notices: Two: Notice of Default and Notice of Sale. Amount of Notice Required: Notice of Default: Must be recorded at least three months prior to sale. Must be mailed to mortgagor by certified or registered mail within ten days after recording. Nonjudicial Foreclosure [...]