Foreclosed Borrowers: How to recover “surplus funds” after a Non-Judicial Foreclosure when your house sold for more than you owe
If your home was foreclosed and whoever bought it at auction paid more than you owed on the mortgage, you may be entitled to surplus funds. Use this guide if you want to try to recover those funds without the help of an attorney. #6701EN
Property Tax Exemption for Seniors and People with Disabilities
This is a way to lower your property taxes by exempting (excusing you from) all extra levies, like school construction bonds and other levies passed by voters, and sometimes part of regular levies on your home. #6230EN
Rent-to-Own in Washington State
This will help you understand rent-to-own (RTO) home purchase agreements and the dangers in them. #6390EN
Buying a manufactured home
Buying a manufactured home can be complicated. You may not understand all the terms. Don't rely on verbal statements that are not in writing! Read this to better understand your rights and some important terms. #6582EN
Forfeiture of Your Real Estate Contract
Read this if you are buying a home under a real estate contract. Do NOT read this if you are buying a home with a mortgage or deed of trust. #6203EN
Purchasing a Used Mobile Home in Grant or Adams County
Things to consider before buying a used mobile home within Grant and Adams counties.
Foreclosed Borrowers: How to recover “surplus funds” after a Non-Judicial Foreclosure when your house sold for more than you owe
If your home was foreclosed and whoever bought it at auction paid more than you owed on the mortgage, you may be entitled to surplus funds. Use this guide if you want to try to recover those funds without the help of an attorney. #6701EN
Forfeiture of Your Real Estate Contract
Read this if you are buying a home under a real estate contract. Do NOT read this if you are buying a home with a mortgage or deed of trust. #6203EN
Property Tax Exemption for Seniors and People with Disabilities
This is a way to lower your property taxes by exempting (excusing you from) all extra levies, like school construction bonds and other levies passed by voters, and sometimes part of regular levies on your home. #6230EN