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how do you cure a 26 million dollar default when you only owe 4 million well ing to the recent case of re loans versus investors warranty of america you dont hi im julia way an attorney here with the law offices of peter m brewer over the last decade ive represented a number of junior lien holders and this case was of particular interest to me because its discussing what happens to junior lien holders in a subordination agreement situation junior lien holder re loans made a loan for three million dollars and it was secured by jacks ranch in san luis obispo in this case they agreed to subordinate their loan to senior lien holder for four million dollars imagine their surprise when later they received a notice of default that said that the borrower was owing 26 million dollars obviously re loans was not going to cure the default with a payment of 26 million dollars the property went to foreclosure sale and was sold to a third party bidder instead what our loans did was sue for a dec