Massachusetts Foreclosure Sale Rules

Summary

MGL 244 s 22 allows a lender to continue with a foreclosure sale if a notice has been published before a lawsuit starts, unless the owed amount is paid into court or the sale is enjoined. Published means making the notice public, often through a newspaper. Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 244, Section 14 outlines public notice requirements. The 3-year redemption period allows borrowers to redeem property by paying the owed amount, and without previous tender means they can start a redemption lawsuit without first offering the payment.

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In the context of this statute what is the meaning of "published"?
In the context of MGL * s *, "published" typically means that the notice of sale has been made public through methods such as:
- Posting in a newspaper with general circulation in the area where the property is located.
- Complying with any other statutory requirements for public notice.
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Which massachusetts statute list requirements for public notice
In Massachusetts, the statute that lists the requirements for public notice, particularly in the context of foreclosure, is Massachusetts General Laws Chapter *, Section *. It outlines the procedures for giving notice of a foreclosure sale, including publication in a newspaper.
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s22 also states: "The person entitled to redeem may, before the expiration of the three years limited for redemption, and before or after an entry for breach of condition, and before a sale pursuant to a power contained in the mortgage, commence suit for redemption without previous tender..."what is 3 year redemption? what is "without previous tender"?
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In Massachusetts, the "*-year redemption" refers to the period during which a borrower (mortgagor) can redeem their property by paying the owed amount. "Without previous tender" means that the borrower can start a lawsuit to redeem the property without having to first offer or tender the amount due.
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