Learn about Nevada's foreclosure laws and process, from missing your first payment to a foreclosure sale. Nevada foreclosure laws provide for both judicial (i.e.Nevada law requires three foreclosure notices (in addition to the preforeclosure notice): a notice of default, a danger notice, and a notice of sale. For related forms, see Notice of Default and Election to Sell. (Commercial Foreclosure) (NV) and Notice of Trustee's Sale. Here's a stepbystep explanation of what typically happens in a Nevada foreclosure and your rights during the process. The mortgage note specifies that the borrower must repay the noteholder, which may differ from the original lender if the loan is sold. This booklet explains many of the terms, timelines and procedures involved in the foreclosure process in Arizona, California and Nevada. A trust deed foreclosure is non-judicial, meaning your bank, lender, or mortgage servicer does not need to go to court to foreclose and sell your home.