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For many 1–4 unit residential properties in California, AB 2424 lets homeowners postpone a scheduled foreclosure sale by working with a licensed broker — so you can try to sell (including a short sale) instead of losing the home at auction.
Who it helps: owners with a sale date set who can list with a CA-licensed broker and deliver paperwork to the trustee on time. Eligibility and timing depend on your property type and proper delivery — this is general information, not legal advice.
Sign a listing agreement with a California-licensed broker (property marketed publicly). Deliver that listing to the trustee by certified or tracked overnight mail at least 5 business days before the scheduled sale. That can trigger one postponement of at least 45 days.
After the listing postponement, deliver a purchase agreement the same way — certified/tracked overnight — at least 5 business days before the new sale date. That can unlock one more postponement of at least 45 days so escrow can close.
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