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Notification of saleWhat is the name of your state? Nevada A notice of default had been filed on my home. I have been told of a proposed sale date, but have not received anything in writing. Do you have to be notified in writing of the sale date. I have not been notified from an attorney on any of this, just served a copy of the notice filed with the county. |
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| You should have been at least 20 days prior been sent a letter of demand by the lender. After that they file with the county and you get a copy of that. The next thing that happens is the foreclosure auction. What further notice do you think you're entitled to. |
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| I would imagine that the notice is in writing.
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| Ok sorry for sounding so stupid, but we have never been notified the date of sale. All I am asking is how are you notified of the date of sale? |
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| A copy of the letter gets filed with the county, mailed to your last known address, and goes to the sheriff, if I remember. You obviously got it from what you said in the first post. That's all you're going to get. It means your 20 days to resolve the default are up (although most banks will take it up until the point of the sale). |
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