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Subject: Important Notice of Sale to Junior Lien Holder — District of Columbia Property Dear [Junior Lien Holder's Name], We hope this letter finds you well. As a junior lien holder on the property legally described as [Property Address], located in the District of Columbia, we are writing to inform you of an upcoming sale that may potentially affect your lien interest. According to the records available to us, our office discovered that you hold a junior lien position on the aforementioned property. This notice serves to inform you that the property is scheduled for sale at a foreclosure auction on [Sale Date], at [Sale Time]. The sale will be conducted in accordance with the laws and regulations governing the state of the District of Columbia. Please note that the foreclosure sale is being arranged due to an outstanding debt owed to [Primary Lien Holder's Name], the primary lien holder on the property. The total amount owed on the primary lien, including principal, interest, and applicable fees, currently stands at [Amount]. Upon the sale's conclusion, the proceeds will be distributed accordingly to satisfy the debt obligations to both the primary and junior lien holders, subject to any priority liens or encumbrances. As a junior lien holder, it is crucial that you actively participate in the foreclosure process to protect your interests. We advise you to review the foreclosure sale proceedings and assess whether it is in your best interest to attend the auction or to take any necessary actions to safeguard your lien rights. We encourage you to seek independent legal counsel to fully comprehend the implications and potential consequences of the forthcoming sale on your lien position. It is vital that you stay informed and updated throughout this process to make informed decisions regarding your lien. Please be aware that should you choose not to take part or respond to this notice, your lien interest may be affected, and you might be deprived of certain legal rights and remedies. This letter is not intended to provide legal advice but to serve as a formal notice concerning the pending sale. Should you have any questions or require additional clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us at [Your Contact Information]. We would be more than willing to address any concerns you may have and provide assistance throughout this process. We appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to your prompt response. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Title/Position] [Your Company/Organization Name] [Your Contact Information] Keywords: District of Columbia, notice of sale, junior lien holder, foreclosure auction, debt, lien rights, foreclosure process, legal counsel, outstanding debt, foreclosure sale proceedings, lien position, encumbrances, response, legal advice, property, [Property Address], [Sale Date], [Sale Time], primary lien holder, principal, interest, fees.
Subject: Important Notice of Sale to Junior Lien Holder — District of Columbia Property Dear [Junior Lien Holder's Name], We hope this letter finds you well. As a junior lien holder on the property legally described as [Property Address], located in the District of Columbia, we are writing to inform you of an upcoming sale that may potentially affect your lien interest. According to the records available to us, our office discovered that you hold a junior lien position on the aforementioned property. This notice serves to inform you that the property is scheduled for sale at a foreclosure auction on [Sale Date], at [Sale Time]. The sale will be conducted in accordance with the laws and regulations governing the state of the District of Columbia. Please note that the foreclosure sale is being arranged due to an outstanding debt owed to [Primary Lien Holder's Name], the primary lien holder on the property. The total amount owed on the primary lien, including principal, interest, and applicable fees, currently stands at [Amount]. Upon the sale's conclusion, the proceeds will be distributed accordingly to satisfy the debt obligations to both the primary and junior lien holders, subject to any priority liens or encumbrances. As a junior lien holder, it is crucial that you actively participate in the foreclosure process to protect your interests. We advise you to review the foreclosure sale proceedings and assess whether it is in your best interest to attend the auction or to take any necessary actions to safeguard your lien rights. We encourage you to seek independent legal counsel to fully comprehend the implications and potential consequences of the forthcoming sale on your lien position. It is vital that you stay informed and updated throughout this process to make informed decisions regarding your lien. Please be aware that should you choose not to take part or respond to this notice, your lien interest may be affected, and you might be deprived of certain legal rights and remedies. This letter is not intended to provide legal advice but to serve as a formal notice concerning the pending sale. Should you have any questions or require additional clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us at [Your Contact Information]. We would be more than willing to address any concerns you may have and provide assistance throughout this process. We appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to your prompt response. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Title/Position] [Your Company/Organization Name] [Your Contact Information] Keywords: District of Columbia, notice of sale, junior lien holder, foreclosure auction, debt, lien rights, foreclosure process, legal counsel, outstanding debt, foreclosure sale proceedings, lien position, encumbrances, response, legal advice, property, [Property Address], [Sale Date], [Sale Time], primary lien holder, principal, interest, fees.