Arizona foreclosure notice of sale must be recorded at least:
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21 days before sale
21 days is insufficient under Arizona law and may be confused with other states' requirements or with shorter notice periods for different types of real estate transactions.
30 days before sale
30 days is the typical notice period for many real estate transactions but does not meet Arizona's specific 90-day requirement for foreclosure notices.
90 days before sale
120 days before sale
120 days exceeds Arizona's minimum requirement and may reflect requirements from other states or confusion with pre-foreclosure waiting periods.
Why is this correct?
Arizona Revised Statutes § 33-814 mandates that a notice of trustee sale must be recorded at least 90 days before the sale date. This 90-day minimum requirement provides homeowners with substantial time to explore alternatives to foreclosure and comply with legal notice requirements.
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