The period during which a borrower may reclaim the title and possession of property by paying the debt it secured.
The time allotted to the mortgagor to reclaim his/her property after it has been sold at an auction. Not all states have a redemption period. Rarely works from a practical standpoint.
A time period during which a defaulted mortgage, land contract, deed of trust, tax deed, etc., can be redeemed. Such period is commonly provided by state statute.
A redemption period is the interval in which a borrower may reclaim a property by paying off the entire debt.
the period during which a former owner can reclaim foreclosed property.
A period established by state laws during which the property owner has the right to redeem his or her real estate from a foreclosure or tax sale by paying the sale price, interest and costs. (Many states do not have mortgage-redemption laws.)
A period of time established by state law during in which a property owner has the right to redeem the property from a forced, public foreclosure sale.
The period of time the property owner has to pay the Tax Lien before the property is foreclosed upon. There is usually a schedule of Interest charges added for the period of time the Tax Lien is not paid. And, if the property owner doesn't pay within the redemption period, the Tax Lien Certificate holder may be issued a deed to the property. With Tax Deed Sales there may or may not be encumbrances on the deed.
The length of time during which the borrower may redeem a mortgage.
The time allowed by law in some states during which mortgagors may buy back their foreclosed properties by paying the balance owed on their delinquent mortgages, interest and fees.
A period of time established by state law during which a property owner has a right to redeem real estate after a foreclosure or tax sale by paying the sales price, interest and costs. Note that many states do not have such statutory redemption periods.
That period of time in those states where it is allowed in which a foreclosed mortgagor has to buy back his property by paying principal amount and interest and fees.
A time period during which a mortgage, land contract, deed of trust, etc., can be redeemed. Usually set by statute, and after judicial foreclosure.
The time period in a foreclosure in which a borrower in default cannot be divested of legal title or evicted and can exercise the right to redeem the property by paying the debt in full.
Period of time during which a property owner can pay all defaulted payments and charges and redeem a defaulted mortgage or land contract. The time period varies as established by state statute.
The period of time allowed during which an owner may buy back their foreclosed properties by paying all delinquent mortgage payments, plus interest and fees. The time period varies state by state.