Washington Foreclosure

General Information on Washington Foreclosures:

There are currently over 1,300 foreclosed properties.

Washington Foreclosure is both Judicial and Non-Judicial

Washington foreclosure law states that at least 30 days prior to setting a Trustee’s Sale, the beneficiary or trustee must mail a Notice of Default to the borrower and grantor both by first class and certified or registered mail, and either post the Notice of Default on the premises or personally serve the Notice on the borrower and grantor. The Notice of Default identifies the Deed of Trust and the nature of the default, and gives an itemized account of the arrearage and the foreclosure costs and fees. Loans that are being foreclosed non-judicially may be reinstated any time up through 11 days before the Trustee’s Sale. Whether to accept reinstatement after that date is the prerogative of the lender. The loan may be paid off at any time before the sale.

Free Washington Foreclosure Lookup:

For assistance with your foreclosure search, please contact one of the following websites:

Foreclosure Lookup:Washington Foreclosure Search – Foreclosure Deals

Credit Reporting:Washington Credit Reporting – Easy-to-understand, includes credit score explanation

Electronic Appraiser:Washington Electronic Appraiser – Instant Home Valuations!

Free Washington Foreclosure Forms:
Following foreclosure forms are free for download. Most of the forms are provided with instructions on how to fill the form. To download any of these foreclosure papers and forms just right click on the link and select “Save As…”.

Foreclosure Investing Forms – Real Estate Short Sale Forms:

Property Evaluation Sheet

HUD 1 Sheet

Warranty Deed

Authorization to Release Information

Home Equity:

Waiver of Certain Terms in Other Loans with Lender

Affidavit of Lender Relationship

Acknowledgment Regarding Voluntary Repayment of Existing Debt

Notice of Right to Rescind

Election Not to Rescind

Refinance