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Judicial vs non-judicial foreclosures

Posted by Ward-CA- on August 14, 2003 at 3:09 PM

In Reply to: The CA one action rule prohibits deficiency posted by David on August 14, 2003 at 9:13 AM

: Ward,

: It doesn?t matter if the loan has recourse or not, if the lender forecloses under the power of sale clause in the TD
: (which almost all do), there?s no deficiency allowed...that's my understanding.

: So, the lender cannot come after any asset other than the house.

: Dave
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Dave,

Your interpretation of the "one action" rule is in error. It really applies to trying to effect a foreclosure sale more than once for the same delinquency.

It has absolutely nothing to do with obtaining a deficiency judgment against the borrower in the instance where the foreclosure auction doesn't result in the property being sold to an outside bidder.



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