Residential Foreclosures and Loan Defaults

Residential foreclosures occur when a debtor defaults on a mortgage loan that holds a residential property as security for the loan. The term Residential Property usually refers to a non-commercial property where individuals and families live, typically a single family, but usually up to four families per dwelling. The lender first attempts to recover the past due balance so the debtor can bring the loan current. If the debtor does not bring the loan current, the residential property foreclosures process usually ends with the property being sold at an auction.

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