Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Arizona

Re: foreclosure and multiple liens

Junior liens are wiped out at the sale. Junior lienholders have a right to reinstate before the sale, and initiate their own sale, adding the amounts they paid out, but they will have to pay back payments, trustee's fees and late charges on the loan. They do not have to pay off the entire loan. Or they can bid at the sale, like any member of the public.

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