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TRUSTEE SALE ARTICLES & LINKS:
- Trustee’s Sale Process, Diane L. Drain, Founding Chairperson of the Arizona Trustee’s Association
- How Does a Lender Start a Trustee’s Sale? Form for our lender to use
- Trustee Sale FAQs: Our frequently asked questions includes many questions about: foreclosure rescue scams, the trustee’s sale process, if you have a VA loan, living in the property and excess sale proceeds.
- Tax Issues in short sales, trustee and sales and foreclosures, by Robert Ciancola
- Tenants and Trustee Sales (foreclosures)
- Arizona Trustee’s Sales and Bankruptcy, Diane L. Drain
- Investing in Post-Trustee Sale Properties, Diane L. Drain
- Sue on the Note or Foreclose on the Property – what is the difference? by Stephanie Monroe Wilson. An Arizona attorney
- Buying Tax Liens: Not an Entirely Gold Plated Investment, by Chris McNichol, an Arizona Attorney
- Tax Lien Sales Winner for County (but not investors), by Mike Fimea, Arizona Business Gazette, February 19, 2004, volume 124
Arizona Statutes