What is NOTICE OF DEFAULT?

A note stating the intent of legal action against the borrower by the lender, in the event that the borrower is in default.

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Related Legal Terms

MONETARY DEFAULT, POTENTIAL DEFAULT, LEGAL NOTICE, MORTGAGE DEFAULT SECURITIZATION, NOTICE OF CANCELLATION, DEFAULT, EVENT OF DEFAULT, NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL, NOTICE OF STRIKE, CREDIT DEFAULT MODEL


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