[WSBARP] Statute of Limitations on 2nd Deed of Trust

[Craig Gourley]

In most cases, unless the 2nd has run its term the lender must affirmatively accelerate the loan, or the SOL runs on each defaulted payment.

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Subject: [WSBARP] Statute of Limitations on 2nd Deed of Trust

When does the 6 year statute of limitations begin to run on a 2nd position deed of trust where the borrower defaults on both the 1st and 2nd at the same time (same lender on both) and the 1st is subsequently foreclosed.

The notice of trustee sale for the 1st expressly stated the default commenced on a date over 8 years ago.  This is on a primary residence where the borrower did a strategic default and moved out shortly after ceasing payment.


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