Trustee Sales

Current Sales

File No.Sale DateDate TimeSale LocationProperty AddressCounty
TrustorOriginal Loan AmountOpening Credit BidStatus of Sale
6011.4812/30/20252:00 p.m.Front Steps of Cochise County Superior Court - Division One 100 Colonia De Salud Sierra Vista, Arizona 856355398 South Campobello Avenue
Sierra Vista, Arizona 85650
CochiseClare$118,245.00TBDProceeding as Scheduled
6011.4712/30/202511:00 a.m.Front Steps of Apache County Superior Court 70 West 3rd South St. Johns, Arizona 85936Vacant Land
Angus Road, #318
Saint Johns, Arizona 85936
Apache
Thomas/Sharp$296,988.84TBDProceeding as Scheduled
3617.31/22/202611:00 a.mConference Room 1 Provident Law® 16100 North 71st Street Suite 350 Scottsdale, Arizona 8525418202 North Cave Creek Road Units 105, 126, 143, 144, 146, 147, 205, 213, and 225
Phoenix, Arizona 85032
MaricopaDrycreek$1,131,772.00TBDProceeding as Scheduled
6028.432/3/202610:00 a.m.Front Steps of Pima County Superior Court 110 West Congress Street Tucson, Arizona 857016475 West Pima Mine Road
Sahuarita, Arizona 85629
PimaMaldonado$65,805.38TBDProceeding as Scheduled

Our trustee sales attorneys at Provident Law® regularly handle all aspects of trustee sales, whether resulting from judicial foreclosure or non-judicial proceedings. With our decades of experience as Arizona real estate lawyers, we have conducted numerous trustee sales statewide on behalf of creditors to recoup their investment after a borrower defaults. In conjunction with your trustee sale, we also can represent your interests in any related legal needs.

We can consider your case and determine the most expedient manner for pursuing your entity’s real estate investment when a default occurs. Every situation is different, so we must consider the best strategy to meet your needs and obtain maximum results with efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Conducting Trustee Sales After Default

When a borrower defaults or fails to pay a mortgage loan, lenders can choose a trustee sale, which is a non-judicial mortgage foreclosure mechanism. A trustee sale bypasses the judicial system altogether, which often makes it quicker and less costly.

We will issue a notice of trustee sale 90 days before the date the sale is to occur. The notice requirements for a trustee sale are complex, involving a combination of recording, mailing, posting, and newspaper publication. Strict adherence to statutory requirements is key to avoid errors from adversely affecting the validity of the sale.

The trustee then conducts a public auction, taking bids for the real estate in question. The highest bidder takes ownership to the property through a trustee’s deed. If no one bids on the property, the lender can claim the property.

From pre-sales requirements to the trustee sale process, a real estate attorney at Provident Law® can guide you through every step of the process. Our skilled team of attorneys can evaluate your case, determine the best course of action, and promptly handle disposition of the real estate secured by the mortgage loan that now is in default. Together, we can examine all available options and begin the process necessary to recover your investment. We keep you informed from the outset of the process to its conclusion, handling not only all details of the trustee sale, but any legal issues that arise in conjunction with the sale.

Contact Provident Law® to Handle Your Trustee Sale

We understand that your primary consideration when borrowers default is to safeguard your investment. Our goal is to help you recoup the maximum amount of your investment in the subject real estate as quickly and efficiently as possible.

While many attorneys handle real estate transactions, trustee sales require specific knowledge that many attorneys lack. Our years of experience representing creditors in trustee sales and foreclosure proceedings enable us to provide you the prompt and attentive service that you need and deserve. Lenders, investors, title companies, and foreclosure companies appreciate our high level of individualized customer service. They also value our ability to handle a wide range of trustee sale services for lenders throughout the state of Arizona for both smaller and more high-volume clients.

Lenders seeking to maximize recoveries on defaulted loans can entrust Tatman Legal for premier nonjudicial foreclosure services. We serve as a dynamic augmentation of your team, delivering all-inclusive solutions and consistent communication from the initial pre-foreclosure stages of notice through to the trustee’s sale. Our team provides quick turnaround/responses for our clients and attorneys are readily available to answer questions.

Contact Provident Law® online or call (480) 388-3343 today to consult with one of our experienced Arizona real estate lawyers.

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