[WSBARP] Waiver of Deficiency in Judicial Foreclosure
Traci Shallbetter
traci at shallbetterlaw.com
Mon Aug 25 10:18:48 PDT 2014
Bank has filed a judicial foreclosure action on a Deed of Trust that
contains a notice of sale provision. The judicial foreclosure complaint
expressly waives any right to a deficiency. It’s not clear to me why a
bank would judicially foreclose on a deed of trust if they are waiving a
right to a deficiency. Any red flags/insight?
Traci Shallbetter
Shallbetter Law
The Best in Real Estate and Land Use
3201 Airport Road
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Cell: (509) 260-0037
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