this is the interval from the date the notice of default is recorded until five business days prior to the date of sale during which time a default may be reinstated/cured.
One of the phases of foreclosure, during which the homeowner has the opportunity to stop the foreclosure process by paying the money that is owed to the lender or servicer.
The time period between the time that the Notice of Default records and ends 5 business days before the trustee“s sale. The lender must allow reinstatement during this period of time. A lender may elect to allow reinstatement after the 5-day period ends, but before the trustee“s sale.
The reinstatement period is the period after the foreclosure begins, and up until (5) five business days prior to the date of sale, when the borrower still has the opportunity to avoid losing the property by paying the overdue balances and other associated fees.
The time period that commences when the Notice of Default records and ends five business days before the trustees sale (this period varies by state). The default may be cured at any time during this period by paying all delinquent amounts, including the trustees fees and costs.