A New Jersey Notice of Proposed Public Sale is a legal document that is issued by a lender when a homeowner defaults on a mortgage. This document is sent to the homeowner prior to the sale of their home in order to give them the opportunity to pay the delinquent payments and avoid foreclosure. The Notice of Proposed Public Sale includes details about the foreclosure sale, such as the date, time, and location of the sale, as well as the amount of money owed to the lender. There are two types of New Jersey Notice of Proposed Public Sale: 1) Judicial Foreclosure Sale, and 2) Non-Judicial Foreclosure Sale. The Judicial Foreclosure Sale is a court-ordered sale that is conducted by a sheriff or other court-appointed officer. The Non-Judicial Foreclosure Sale is a sale conducted by the lender and does not require court involvement.