Minnesota
| Topic |
State Rule |
| Common type of foreclosure process |
Nonjudicial: under power of sale in deed of trust |
| Time to respond |
Foreclosing party must serve notice of sale on homeowner at least four weeks before the sale and must publish the notice six weeks before the sale. |
| Reinstatement of loan before sale |
Available any time before the foreclosure sale |
| Redemption after sale |
For most homeowners, available for six months after the sale. Former owner may stay in the house during this period. |
| Special protections for foreclosures involving high-cost mortgages |
None |
| Special state protections for service members |
Minn. Stat. §§ 72A.20(8)(b),(c) |
| Deficiency judgments |
Nonjudicial: not available with a six-month redemption period (which will usually be the case) |
| Cash exempted in bankruptcy |
About $11,000 for one person, $22,000 for a married couple under federal bankruptcy exemptions |
| Notice to leave after house is sold |
New owner must give one month’s notice after redemption period ends before filing an eviction lawsuit. Minn. Stat. § 504B.285 |
| Foreclosure statutes |
Minn. Stat. §§ 580.01 to 580.30 |