Seek Legal Advice & Contact the lender

Seek Legal Advice
The process of a mortgagee sale is a complex legal process with many technicalities. You may not be well-equipped to handle such negotiations. Get help from qualified professionals such as lawyers who have specialized in property law as well as experienced mortgage brokers.

Contact the lender
If you’ve received the Default Notice, make an effort to contact the lender. Your objective will guide the kind of discussions you will have. Do you want to rescue the mortgage? Or you can no longer afford the mortgage payments, so you want to make the best from the situation.
Whatever the goal is, time is not on your side and you should reach out to the lender to seek an extension of the Notice date so that you have time to negotiate.





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