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A postponement changes the last day to reinstate..

Posted by Ward-CA- on May 03, 2003 at 12:09 AM

In Reply to: Sale Postpotments and Rigth to Reinstate posted by Jorge on May 03, 2003 at 12:01 AM

: Ward:
: We know that the rigth to reinstate is until 5 days before
: the schedule date filed in the Notice of Sale. And after
: that is up to the lender/trustee to accept just the default
: amount to cancel the sale.

: Does the postpotment of the sale (by any reason .. mutual
: agreement, bk, lender request etc. ) automatically changes
: the date that a lender/trustee is obligated by law to accept
: just the default amount?

: (Default amount= "whatever amount" to make the loan current
: plus all the lender/trustee charges due to the process)
:
==================
Jorge,

Yes, a postponement for any reason renews the Right of Reinstatement into the future to 5 days before the postponed date.



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