The Public Trustee will place your file on hold (this process stops the foreclosure from advancing).(See the Fees and Forms page for wire transfer instructions (PDF, 123KB).) Checks are to be made payable to Denver County Public Trustee, and certified or issued by a state-chartered bank, savings and loan association, or credit union licensed to do business in the state of Colorado. The homeowner will be contacted via telephone, mail and email, as listed on the Intent to Cure form submitted.Ĥ. If the Public Trustee does not speak to the homeowner in person and must instead leave a voicemail, the contact will still be considered complete.ĥ. Once the homeowner has been given the cure payment figures, it is the responsibility of the homeowner to remit the correct payment to the Public Trustee by the deadline provided in order to stop the auction of the property.Īll cure payments must be in the form of a wire transfer, certified check, cashier's check or teller's check. Once a homeowner has filed an Intent to Cure, the Public Trustee will contact the lender’s attorney to obtain current cure figures.Ģ. The foreclosing lender's attorney is required to supply cure figures to the Public Trustee within ten business days but no later than seven days prior to the sale at auction.ģ. The Public Trustee will then contact the homeowner with the cure figures. For an Intent to Cure filed after that date, the lender’s attorney is not legally obligated to provide cure payment figures.ġ. Homeowners must file at least 15 days before the current auction date of their property in order to be guaranteed timely receipt of payment figures.
Faxed Intent to Cure forms cannot be accepted.Otherwise, it must be notarized before it can be accepted by the Public Trustee. If it is signed in the presence of Public Trustee personnel, it need not be notarized. An Intent to Cure form must be filled out, signed and turned in to the Public Trustee.Intent to Cure (PDF, 91KB) forms may be obtained on the Forms and Fees page, in person at the Public Trustee office, or at a local office supply store.The lender provides the cure amount, which may include past payment amounts due and owing, late fees, interest, attorney fees, Denver Public Trustee fees, and any other fees and charges associated with processing the foreclosure. This means the borrower may bring the loan up to date by paying the outstanding loan default. Citywide Programs and Initiatives Sub-menuĪbsent a renegotiation of the loan between the lender and borrower, the borrower may stop the foreclosure process by "curing" the default.Work4Denver (Contract Administration) Sub-menu.Employer Assistance and Resources Sub-menu.DOTI Design Project Management Guidelines.Transportation & Infrastructure Document Center.Transportation & Infrastructure Projects.View & Register for Recreation Center Classes.Activities, Programs, and Events Sub-menu.Real Estate Delinquent Taxes & Tax Lien Sale.
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