A non-judicial foreclosure is a way for a lender to take back a property without going to court. It's...
A judicial foreclosure is a legal process where a lender goes to court to seize a property when a homeowner...
A Notice of Default is an official IRS warning that you've failed to meet your tax obligations. Understanding...
A pre-foreclosure lien is a legal claim placed on a property when a homeowner falls behind on payments,...
A constructive lien is a legal claim against property, created by a court ruling rather than a formal...
An equitable lien is a legal claim on someone's property to secure a debt, even without a formal agreement....
Redemption rights are the legal right to reclaim property after it's been lost due to unpaid taxes or...
Surplus funds are the extra money left over after a tax sale when the sale price exceeds the taxes owed....
A foreclosure auction is a public sale of a property after the homeowner fails to make mortgage payments....
Form 1098-E, the Student Loan Interest Statement, is a crucial document for those making payments on...