Judicial and Non Judicial Foreclosures>?

Does anyone shed some light on these two tyoes of Foreclosures. In Florida teh security instrument recoreded to secure the lender is called a Mortgage. In CA its called a TRUST DEED. where the Lender can Foreclose withoput follwing the typical procedure

Angie2008-01-18T14:03:16Z

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Judicial foreclosures mean that the case is presented before a judge and he/she rules on whether the property is in arrears and if it needs to be turned back over to the lender. Usually a case that goes before a judge is pretty "open and shut". The lender shows non-payment and that's about it. The defense can argue extenuating circumstances of some type, but it doesn't usually fly.

A Non-Judicial foreclosure is usually done just by making public the details of the debt. This is usually done by taking out an advisement in the local paper. It has to be posted for a number of weeks (usually 6) and then if there is still non-payment, the property automatically transfers back to the lender.

Of course, the type of foreclosure and exact processes for each are determined on a state by state basis.

ritzer2016-10-24T09:22:33Z

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