State Foreclosure Statute Library
Comprehensive guides to the foreclosure statutes, redemption periods, deficiency judgment rules, and mediation programs in every state. Understand your state's unique foreclosure process and your rights as a homeowner.
Find Your State's Foreclosure Statute
Foreclosure law varies dramatically by state — from judicial vs. non-judicial process, to redemption periods ranging from 0 days to 12 months, to whether deficiency judgments are permitted or prohibited. Click your state for a detailed analysis.
Judicial Foreclosure States (21)
These states require the lender to file a lawsuit and obtain a court judgment before foreclosing.
Non-Judicial Foreclosure States (18)
These states allow the lender to foreclose without a lawsuit through a power of sale clause in the mortgage/deed of trust.
Both Judicial & Non-Judicial (11)
These states allow both judicial and non-judicial foreclosure — the lender chooses which process to use.
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