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Definition and Examples of the Right of Redemption If your lender has foreclosed on your home or it's been seized for unpaid taxes, there may be a period of time when you can pay the amount you owe and reclaim it. This redemption period is known as the right of redemption.
Mortgage redemption is the process of paying off the outstanding balance on your mortgage and any other fees associated with it. It can sometimes be one of the most exciting and satisfying payments you'll ever make, as it's the final step to living mortgage free.
If you're paying off your mortgage, it's simply a case of making your final payment, including any fees. You can usually do this via internet banking, a CHAPS payment, in branch or even with a cheque.
Equity of Redemption Definition and Examples If the lender has started the foreclosure process, the homeowner can redeem the mortgage using equity of redemption. For example, Mary is behind on her mortgage payments, and the lender has accelerated the loan, which means the lender has demanded payment in full.
Redeeming Your Real Estate After Seizure and Sale If your real estate was seized and sold, you have redemption rights. You or anyone with an interest in the property may redeem your real estate within 180 days after the sale.