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FORECLOSURE AND NOTICE OF SALE
Foreclosure notice of sale, on the statutory schedule.
Before a property goes to auction, the law requires a public notice with the date, place and terms of the sale. We place it where the property is located and send the affidavit for the trustee or court file.
How notices of sale work
Rules change by state and county. These are common examples; we confirm the exact rule for your case with your quote.
What a notice of sale is
Before a property is sold at auction, the law requires a public notice with the date, place and terms of the sale.
Who publishes it: Lenders, trustees, servicers and the attorneys who represent them.
Example
California: a notice of trustee’s sale runs once a week for three weeks, the first at least 20 days before the sale.
Where it runs
A newspaper of general circulation where the property is located.
Proof you receive
Affidavit of publication for the trustee or court file.
Rules by state
- California (non-judicial): the notice of trustee’s sale is published once a week for three consecutive weeks, the first at least 20 days before the sale.
- Florida (judicial): the notice of sale runs once a week for two consecutive weeks, the second at least five days before the sale.
- Other states: the deed of trust, the statute or the court order sets the schedule.
Volume work for law firms and trustees is billed by invoice.
Typical timeline
Two to three weeks of runs before the sale date.
What we need
Notice text, sale date, property county and case or trustee sale number.
Cost
Depends on the newspaper and the length of the legal description. Fixed price before anything prints.
Questions about notices of sale
Still not sure? Send us your case and we tell you exactly what applies.
Before the sale, on a schedule set by state law or the court. In California, three weekly runs with the first at least 20 days before the sale.
A newspaper of general circulation in the county, or sometimes the city, where the property is located.
Yes. We work with law firms, trustees and servicers on recurring notices, with one contact and invoicing.
Tell us right away. Depending on the state, a postponement may need a new notice or only an announcement at the sale.
Tell us what you need to publish.
Send the notice text or describe your case. We reply with the newspaper, the run dates and the price.
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