The state
uses judicial foreclosures rather than the speedier option, non-judicial foreclosures.
Not exact matches
As for Oregon's
foreclosure laws, the state
uses both
judicial (judge and lawsuit involved) and non-
judicial (no court involvement) processes.
A
judicial foreclosure is processed through the courts; some states require lenders to
use this process.
HUD responded, «We
use the term «
foreclosure» when title is transferred through a
foreclosure proceeding — either
judicial or non-
judicial.
Generally speaking, states that
use mortgages have a
judicial foreclosure process, and the states that
use deeds have a non-
judicial process.
Technically, a sherriff's (trustee's) sale is not a «
foreclosure» but the term has been
used for both a trustee's sale as well as a
judicial foreclosure.
Generally speaking, states that
use mortgages have a
judicial foreclosure process, and the states that
use deeds have a non-
judicial process.