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Trustee’s Sale Information

RESS Financial Corporation utilizes Nationwide Posting & Publication to publish and post its Notices of Trustee’s Sale as well as to conduct its Trustee’s Sales and announce postponements of its Trustee’s Sales.

For Trustee’s Sale information, we urge you to visit Nationwide’s website at www.nationwideposting.com which is available 24 hours. If you do not have the TS Number (RESS order number), you can click on “Advanced Search” and search by address. They also provide a TS Number based phone system at (916) 939-0772. Alternatively, please feel free to contact our office during our normal business hours at (951) 270-0164.

Please Note: RESS Financial Corporation assumes no liability for incorrect Trustee’s Sale information you may receive from the above website or phone numbers or from any other source. The only sure way to determine postponement or sale information with certainty is to physically attend the Trustee’s Sale.

Bidding at Trustee’s Sales

Trustee’s Sales are public auctions with a minimum bid. Often, the minimum is not the entire amount of the debt and additional bids up to the total amount of the foreclosing debt may be made by or on behalf of the Beneficiary. A person bidding at Trustee’s Sale can determine the approximate total amount of the foreclosing debt by examining the Notice of Trustee’s Sale. The Bidder is buying the property subject to any and all liens and encumbrances which are senior to the Deed of Trust being foreclosed. It is the Bidder’s sole responsibility to determine the value of the property being auctioned and how high they will bid. It is also the Bidder’s sole responsibility to determine the number and amount of any and all encumbrances and/or liens which are recorded against the property and which are senior in priority to the Deed of Trust which is the subject of the Trustee’s Sale. RESS Financial Corporation does not furnish legal advice, title information, or opinions as to the value of the property being auctioned.

All bids at Trustee’s Sale must be accompanied by Cashier’s Check(s) or cash for the total amount of the final bid and must be presented at the time of sale. All funds are subject to clearing before a Trustee’s Deed will be issued.

SPECIAL NOTE — EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2021, THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE MADE SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES TO THE NON-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE PROCESS BY (1) ALTERING THE MANNER IN WHICH A TRUSTEE’S SALE BECOMES “FINAL”; AND, (2) PROVIDING A PROCESS WHEREBY CERTAIN PERSONS OR ENTITIES CAN SUBMIT A BID AFTER THE DATE OF THE INITIAL TRUSTEE’S SALE AND POTENTIALLY ACQUIRE THE PROPERTY AFTER THE CLOSE OF BIDDING AT THE TRUSTEE’S SALE. IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING BIDDING AT A TRUSTEE’S SALE YOU SHOULD CONSIDER CONTACTING AN ATTORNEY OR APPROPRIATE REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL FOR ADVICE REGARDING THE EFFECT OF THIS LEGISLATION.

If you have general questions regarding this process, you may contact our office. For specific questions, we recommend that you contact a real estate attorney.