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  Foreclosure Steps and Timeline
  
  This short article explains the actions and timeline of a foreclosure case from starting to end.
  
  1. Mortgage in default
  
  Default = 1 day past mortgage due date
• Lender sends Notice of Intent to Foreclose (generally sent 45 days after default) and a loss mitigation application
  
  2. Foreclosure filed in Court
  
  - Lender's law office submits Order to Docket. - Can file any time after 45 days from when the Notice of Intent to Foreclose is sent out (or 90 days in default)
  
  - Lender must wait 28 days after filing the Order to Docket before filing the final loss mitigation affidavit - Lender needs to submit the final loss mitigation affidavit a minimum of thirty days before sale
  
  3. Foreclosure mediation (optional step)
  
  - Homeowner needs to file mediation demand and send out a payment of $50, within 25 days of:
  
  - The Order to Docket, if last loss mitigation affidavit served at same time
• Receipt of final loss mitigation affidavit filed after the Order to Docket is submitted
• In either case - 25 days from final loss mitigation affidavit
  
  - 45 days after the homeowner has been serviced with the Order to Docket if it has a final loss mitigation affidavit submitted with it