Kansas Foreclosure Laws forbid the option of non-judicial foreclosure and issues foreclosure of property only under the judicial route.
- The law recognizes the Mortgage agreement as the primary security instrument which enables the lender to claim for his dues from defaulting borrower or property owner.
- The foreclosure laws provide for right of redemption and deficiency judgments.
- The lender can sell the property once the court issues the foreclosure. However, the lender has to publicize about the property sale, a notice of which should also be served to borrower within five days from the first advertisement.
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