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Re: default after forbearanceIn Reply to: default after forbearance posted by todd-wa on October 26, 2001 at 11:12 AM : Would you clarify what happens when a debtor gets a forbearance. How does the trustee usually give notice of sale if after a few months the debtor doesn't pay. Thanks Ward. ============ Todd, a forbearance is a formal, written agreement between a defaulting borrower and their lender to temporarily stop a foreclosure. There often is a non-creditable fee charged by a lender to temporarily postpone the progress of their foreclosure action. If a debtor subsequently fails to perform under a forbearance agreement all the creditor would do is to send the debtor actual notice of the resumption of the foreclosure, due to the debtors failure to perform.
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