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Notice of Intention to Sell Property | USA

The property was pledged as collateral security for a loan from the lender to the debtor.
The lender (secured party) prepares and serves the Notice to advise the debtor that the property will be sold either through private sale or at public auction, to cover all or part of the outstanding debt, following default by the debtor in making payment.
The form includes a Certificate of Service, to record how the Notice was served on the debtor.
This Notice form is available as a MS Word template document which is downloadable and easy to use.
The form can be used in States that do not have a statutory form.

$6.29

This form of notice is given by a debtor (borrower) to a secured party (lender), that the debtor has transferred or intends to transfer certain collateral over which the lender holds a security interest.
This Notice form is available in MS Word format.
Intended for use only in Canada, pursuant to Personal Property Security Act legislation.

$2.29

The Notice must be given by a lender or other secured party to any other person or firm which has a security interest in the same collateral.
This form can be used in any province or territory of Canada which has a Personal Property Security Act.
Available in MS Word format.

$2.29

This form of notice is given by a secured party to give up its security interest in a defaulting debtor's fixture after the outstanding debt has been paid by another party who also has an interest in the fixture (such as a landlord).
This form can be used in any Canadian province or territory.
The form is a downloadable Microsoft Word document.

$2.29

The parties to the Agreement are (i) a borrower, (ii) the borrower's new lender, and (iii) a previous lender who is still owed money by the borrower.
The first lender agrees to postpone its security to the new lender's security, notwithstanding that the previous lender is a secured creditor.
The purpose of the Agreement is to induce the new lender to provide the borrower with loan financing, a line of credit, or other type of borrowing arrangement.
This legal contract is available in MS Word format and is easy to download and use.
The Postponement Agreement can be used in any province or territory in Canada which has a Personal Property Security Act.

$11.49

The purpose of the Subordination Agreement (also called a Postponement Agreement) is to induce a new lender to extend a loan to a borrower.
One lender (postponing creditor) agrees to subordinate and postpone its security interest under a loan agreement or similar instrument to the interest of a second lender (senior creditor) until the indebtedness owing to the senior creditor has been satisfied.
If the borrower's assets are distributed among its creditors, the indebtedness owing to the senior creditor would be paid out first, before distribution to any other creditors.
If the borrower is not in default under its obligations to the senior creditor, it may continue to make payments to the postponing creditor in accordance with the terms of the agreement.
If the borrower is in default under its obligations to the senior creditor, no payments on the subordinated indebtedness shall be made by the borrower. If the postponing creditor receives any such payments, it must pay them over to the senior creditor.
This generic Subordination Agreement is provided in MS Word and is fully editable to meet your needs.

$17.99