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About 90 days after the bank files the notice of default, they will file a notice of sale. This will specify the date, time, and place for your home to be auctioned.
A notice of default is a statement sent by one contract party to notify another that the latter was in default by failing to fulfil the terms of an agreement and a legal action would follow if the latter continue to default.
A default notice is a notice informing you of your overdue payment and requesting payment of that amount. If you receive a default notice you should: Pay the amount owed and your usual repayment within 30 days.
Dear Sir/Madam, I entered into [an/the attached] agreement with you on [date] [invoice number can be added in brackets if necessary]. [You/name of company] failed to comply with the agreement. The agreement obliges [you/name company] to [explain the obligations the party has failed to comply with.
How Notices of Default Work The name and address of the borrower. The name and address of the lender. The legal address of the property. Full details on the nature of the default. What action is required to cure the default. The deadline and the intentions of the lender if the deadline is passed without a cure.
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Contents of a Notice of Default Name and address of the borrower. Name and address of the lender. Name and address of the trustee. Legal description and address of the mortgaged property. Terms of the mortgage agreement that have been broken. Description of the default and the remedy required to bring the account up to date.
A statement, usually written, from one party to a contract to another, advising the recipient that he or she has failed to live up to a term or condition of the contract.
A default notice should show the following information: Your name and address (as the borrower) and the name and address of the creditor who is issuing the default notice. The type of agreement and details of how the agreement was broken. The action you need to take to pay the arrears in full by a certain date.

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