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Sheriff's Sales

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Indiana Commercial Foreclosure Law posted Indiana Sheriff's Sales - Local Rules, Customs and Practices Control which provides some good information about sheriff's sales and links to online sources:
Although the Indiana Code covers the fundamentals of the sheriff's sale process, the specific rules and procedures vary by county. I presented at a foreclosure-related seminar last month, and one of my co-presenters accurately stated, in essence, that there are 92 counties in Indiana and therefore 92 different sets of rules applicable to sheriff's sales. My advice is to call or visit the local civil sheriff's office to confirm the hoops through which you must jump, and when, to start and finish a successful sheriff's sale
With Indiana foreclosures still continuing at a good pace, I suspect this area is one that we all need more about.

Mr Waller did not mention Madison County but you can find some useful information about us in my post Foreclosure sales - Madison County, Indiana.

Full post as published by Indiana Civil & Business Lawyer on April 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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