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foreclose (Action to seize property), verb enforceeent of a lien through the judiciary, extinguish rights through the judiciary, extinguish the equity of redemption through the judiciary, remove rights through the judiciary, seize by judicial process, transfer ownership by judicial process, transfer ownership rights by judicial process, transfer title by judicial process Associated concepts: deed in lieu of foreclosure foreclose (Extinguish), verb bar, deprive, destroy equity of redemption, disentitle, divest, forfeit, halt, shut out, stop, terminating rights Associated concepts: foreclosure opportunity, statute of limmtations, statutory foreclosure, strict foreclosure See also: arrest, ban, bar, block, clog, condemn, confiscate, deprive, deter, dispossess, halt, hinder, impede, preclude, prevent, prohibit, repossess, seize, stay, stop How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| How much income does a taxpayer realize if he or she is insolvent and a creditor forecloses on property secured by recourse debt? Investors who are aware of a problem property before the bank forecloses should begin working with the institution during the procees of taking ownership. Pair forecloses on Convention Center lot to get cash |
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