[WSBARP] Estate Property in Foreclosure

[Kelby Derenick]

Try calling the trustee and see if they will just continue the sale date.
This has worked for me in the past.  Then put it on the market asap.  I
have restrained sales in the past but it has to be for a narrow set of
reasons within RCW 61.24 et seq.  Maybe the trustee did not follow the
correct procedures with the notice of sale.  One time I restrained a sale
because the trustee failed to have an office in the state.  Another time
the amount owed in the notice of sale was incorrect by a
significant amount.  It is rare to have a legitimate reason but usually the
trustee will at least continue it once.

Kelby J. Derenick
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On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 11:10 AM Haylee Hurst <haylee at bellinghamlegal.com>
wrote:

> PC is the PR of an estate and the real property is apparently in
> foreclosure for failure to pay the mortgage while the PR is trying to
> secure life insurance proceeds. It looks like this is late in the game and
> a sale is already scheduled for the end of March. PC needs to delay the
> sale until the estate can either pay off the mortgage or sell the property,
> but, looking at the statute it appears the sale can't be enjoined unless
> the estate pays the amounts due under the mortgage into the court registry,
> which seems to defeat the point. Thoughts? I'm happy to pass on any
> referrals if this is in someone's wheelhouse. Property is in Whatcom
> County.
>
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