A Notice of Resale is a legal document that is issued by a lender or another party when a property has been resold. It is typically sent to the original owner of the property and serves to inform them that the property has been resold and that they are no longer liable for any further payments or liabilities. There are two types of Notice of Resale: 1. Notice of Foreclosure Resale: This is a document issued by a lender when a property has been sold at a foreclosure sale. The notice will include the name and contact information of the new owner, the date of the sale, and the amount of the purchase price. 2. Notice of Non-Foreclosure Resale: This is a document issued by a third party when a property has been sold without a foreclosure. This notice will include the name and contact information of the new owner, the date of the sale, and the amount of the purchase price.