The document outlines the foreclosure by advertisement process. It begins with pre-foreclosure notices being sent after 3 months of default. Next, a notice of pendency and power of attorney is filed with the county. A notice of foreclosure is then published for 6 weeks and served. If the borrower wishes to stop the foreclosure, they must cure the default before the sheriff's sale. At the sale, the mortgage is replaced with a sheriff's certificate. The borrower then has a period of redemption to pay the amount owed, after which junior lienholders can redeem in order of priority. Once redemption periods expire, the borrower's rights in the property are extinguished.