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Creditors have never failed to be harsh on the debtors whenever they got a chance. Do you remember the legendary creditor shylock in the Shakespearean drama who wanted to have a pound of flesh from the body of Posthumous as he was a defaulter? Well, modern creditors may not ask for your flesh but are no less ruthless when it comes to realizing their dues. Worst part of it is that they have the support of the foreclosure laws on their back.

While the most important type of foreclosure is those affected on the basis of judicial orders, there are many other types of it. The second most important type of foreclosure is those affected by power of sale. Again most of the states allow this type of foreclosure. Like the judicial foreclosure, the proceeds of the sale goes to the creditor, other holders of lien on the property, and if there is any balance, to the debtor.

Minor foreclosures are also there. For example, in a strict foreclosure a court order is obtained to the effect that the debtor will repay the loan within a stipulated time period. In case of failure the title of the property would automatically pass to the creditor. A mortgage company in the past used this method that has now become outdated with only a handful of states like Connecticut, Vermont and New Hampshire supporting it.

Various agencies provide foreclosure help free of cost or on nominal fees. You may try one.