Massachusetts Decree Sale of Real Estate Foreign is a legal process where a court orders the sale of foreign real estate owned by an individual or entity. The court-ordered sale is conducted in accordance with Massachusetts state law, as well as the relevant laws in the foreign jurisdiction. This type of sale is typically used when an individual or entity is unable to pay their debts, or when a foreign government is attempting to collect unpaid taxes from an individual or entity. There are two main types of Massachusetts Decree Sale of Real Estate Foreign: Judicial Foreclosure and Non-Judicial Foreclosure. Judicial Foreclosure involves a court-ordered sale of the property, while Non-Judicial Foreclosure involves a sale that is conducted outside of court. In both cases, the proceeds of the sale are used to pay off the debt or taxes owed.