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Utah Trustee Sales
Trustees sale are the method by which properties are foreclosed on in Utah. These usually take place
at the court house steps of the county seat. This is a public auction, and anybody may bid. When
biding on property at a trustee sale you should know that:
The following Trustee sites will tell you when and where upcoming Utah Foreclosure auctions will be:
You can also find out about upcoming trustee sales by viewing the classifed sections of local
newspapers. If nobody purchases the house at the public auction, the property is purchased by the
bank. It then becomes a bank owned or REO Property, and will most likely be listed by a Realtor and
then sold.
Disclaimer:
By clicking on the link below you are confirming that you understand and agree to the terms and
conditions of this disclaimer. You also acknowledge that you understand that the information provided
on the following page is provided as a courtesy and for information purposes only. The data contained
therein is deemed reliable, but not warranted. e-Core Group takes no responsibility for the accuracy of
the information contained on the following page.
e-Core Group also makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, as to the condition or
location of the properties listed for foreclosure sale, nor does it guarantee clear title on a property. For
an accurate description of the property, please refer to the actual legal description of the property
disclosed in the public records. Prospective bidders are advised to conduct their own investigation
and due diligence prior to placing a bid at the sale. Foreclosure sales are subject to bankruptcy filing,
payoff, reinstatement or other circumstance that would affect the validity. If any such circumstance
exists, the affected sale will be void, the successful bidder’s funds returned and the trustee and
current beneficiary will not be liable to the successful bidder for any damage.
Trustees sale are the method by which properties are foreclosed on in Utah. These usually take place
at the court house steps of the county seat. This is a public auction, and anybody may bid. When
biding on property at a trustee sale you should know that:
- You must provide $5,000 certified funds prior to bidding.
- Must pay off the entire purchase price in full within 24 hours. For people who don't have
hundred thousands lying around, financing can be obtained through hard money lenders. - Properties sold at the public auctions are sold without warranties. There still may be
judgements tied to the property. The properties might even still have residents needing eviction.
The following Trustee sites will tell you when and where upcoming Utah Foreclosure auctions will be:
You can also find out about upcoming trustee sales by viewing the classifed sections of local
newspapers. If nobody purchases the house at the public auction, the property is purchased by the
bank. It then becomes a bank owned or REO Property, and will most likely be listed by a Realtor and
then sold.
Disclaimer:
By clicking on the link below you are confirming that you understand and agree to the terms and
conditions of this disclaimer. You also acknowledge that you understand that the information provided
on the following page is provided as a courtesy and for information purposes only. The data contained
therein is deemed reliable, but not warranted. e-Core Group takes no responsibility for the accuracy of
the information contained on the following page.
e-Core Group also makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, as to the condition or
location of the properties listed for foreclosure sale, nor does it guarantee clear title on a property. For
an accurate description of the property, please refer to the actual legal description of the property
disclosed in the public records. Prospective bidders are advised to conduct their own investigation
and due diligence prior to placing a bid at the sale. Foreclosure sales are subject to bankruptcy filing,
payoff, reinstatement or other circumstance that would affect the validity. If any such circumstance
exists, the affected sale will be void, the successful bidder’s funds returned and the trustee and
current beneficiary will not be liable to the successful bidder for any damage.
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