DISCLOSURE AND NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
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(enter date of transaction)
Under a forced foreclosure Iowa law requires that you have the right to reclaim your property within one year of the date of the foreclosure and that you may continue to occupy your property during that time. If you agree to a voluntary foreclosure under this procedure you will be giving up your right to reclaim or occupy your property.
Under a forced foreclosure, if your mortgage lender does not receive enough money to cover what you owe when the property is sold, you will still be required to pay the difference. If your mortgage lender receives more money than you owe, the difference must be paid to you. If you agree to a voluntary foreclosure under this procedure you will not have to pay the amount of your debt not covered by the sale of your property but you also will not be paid any extra money, if any, over the amount you owe. NOTE: There may be other advantages and disadvantages, including an effect on your income tax liability, to you depending on whether you agree or do not agree to a voluntary foreclosure. If you have any questions or doubts, you are advised to discuss them with your mortgage lender or an attorney.
You may cancel this transaction, without penalty or obligation, within five business days from the above date.
This transaction is entirely voluntary. You cannot be required to sign the attached foreclosure agreement.
This voluntary foreclosure agreement will become final unless you sign and deliver or mail this notice of cancellation to ........................................ (name of mortgagee) before midnight of ............................ (enter proper date).
I HEREBY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION.
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Iowa Code § 654.18
85 Acts, ch 252, §46; 2012 Acts, ch 1053, §3
Referred to in §455B.751, 628.29, 654.1, 654.4A