Mortgage foreclosure auction
New York mortgage foreclosures go through court, and a referee conducts the auction. A sale may still be possible before the auction if the mortgage payoff and other closing obligations can be covered. If you pay the lender to resolve the foreclosure, the amount due includes applicable interest, fees, and costs.
If you live in the house and are in foreclosure or two or more months behind, New York’s Home Equity Theft Prevention Act gives you 14 business days to cancel a sale to an investor. That is a right to cancel the investor sale, not an automatic change to the court auction date.
Read the New York Courts foreclosure-judgment guidance for payoff, referee-sale, and requests-to-stop-sale information, and the Home Equity Theft Prevention Act.
