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Does California Real Estate law allow the homeowner to cure the loan prior to the foreclosure sale? My sale is set for June 11 but I will have the money prior to that to cure the loan and fees and penalties. If not, what are my other options besides selling the property? Thanks.

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I received a Notice of Trustee's sale from what appears to be a law firm. Does this mean it's non-judicial? Thanks.

Not necessarily.

Where you ever sued to come to court or not?

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Not that I am aware of. I will double check through all my mail. This was all caused by another property that I owned that the General Contractor failed to perform. He also failed to pay the subs, so I have lots of mail from lots of people asking me to pay them, sue me, etc.... As a result of his failure, I already had that property foreclosed since the GC kept the money I paid him. When you're broke, you're literally a duck on the water for all the hunters.

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Most likely this was a non-judicial sale as there was never a hearing and these are most common. If so, then you have the five days to reinstate before the sale as stated. You may want to contact the lender to make sure this is a non-judicial sale. Your paperwork should also stated that you have five days before the sale to reinstate (pay what you owe) or information on what to do to make yourself current.

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