The foreclosure is the legal process which is normally initiated by the lender, the mortgagee, or other lien holder by obtaining a court ordered termination of a borrower’s ownership on a property, when the borrower, or mortgagor, defaults on the mortgage or other lien. The foreclosure could happen 90 days after default on mortgage payment.
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