Foreclosed Home Auctions

    Foreclosure Homes Santa Ana CA

    April 8th, 2008 · No Comments · Auctions, Bank Auctions, California, Foreclosure Auctions

    Foreclosure Homes Santa Ana CA 

    The foreclosure homes in Santa Ana, California takes about three months to be foreclosed. The default procedure for foreclosing a property is an out of court settlement. However, in some cases the court’s involvement becomes inevitable. The lender files a pending law suit against the borrower to formally start the foreclosure procedure.  

    For a borrower to be called a defaulter lawfully, he or she must have not paid the amount owed for at least 60 days, and only then can the court authorize such a person as a defaulter. The defaulter is sent a notice by the court informing them about the law suit, and also directing that person to clear the amount.  

    Property auctions in Santa Ana are found in the local advertising directory. As a rule, the lender has to advertise the auction details in the news paper for three weeks, occurring at least once a week. This is required by law.  The advertisement should carry all the information necessary like the date, time and place of the auction, the contact person for the auction, the place and location of the property, the amount owed by the borrower, and also the case file number. 

    The case file number can also be looked up on the internet by accessing the county court website. The same information is also recorded in the court. HUD homes in Santa Ana can be purchased through the local agents who are authorized to sell the HUD homes. The agents get paid a commission by the HUD authorities to sell the houses. These homes are available in one, two, three and four unit houses.  

    The HUD homes may not be present in every county of the state. While looking up the directories, they have to decide the county they want to live in, and then look to see if there is a HUD home for purchase there. Foreclosure homes in Santa Ana are available through foreclosure listings of the county. Every foreclosure case will be recorded with either the county recorder or the court. 

    A trustee is employed to carry out the sale. After the court authorizes the auction through a scheduled hearing, the date for the auction sale is decided formally. This date has to be advertised in three ways. One is to post a notice on the property site, another is to print as an advertisement for three times in the local newspaper, and the third is to display it in a prominent public place.  

    Mortgage foreclosures in Santa Ana start when the mortgage company files a complaint against the borrower for defaulting on the payments. The mortgage company also has to schedule a hearing with the court and obtain another permission separately to authorize the auction. Once the court authorizes the auction, the mortgage company can approach the county recorder to record the date of the auction. The winning bidder in the auction gets the property. The winning bidder will also have to pay the entire bidding amount through cash or a cashiers check. The borrower loses all right to redeem the property after the sale.

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