Foreclosure Defense Reinstatement Calculator

California Foreclosure Reinstatement Calculator

Estimate how much you need to pay to reinstate your mortgage and stop the foreclosure. Under California law, you have the right to reinstate up to 5 business days before the trustee sale.

Calculate Your Reinstatement Amount

Enter your loan details below. This calculator provides an estimate—request an official reinstatement quote from your servicer for exact figures.

Principal + Interest + Escrow (if applicable)
How many months behind?
Your mortgage interest rate
Remaining principal balance
Usually 5% of P&I (check your Note)
Estimated Reinstatement Amount
Past Due Payments $0
Default Interest (estimated) $0
Late Fees $0
Foreclosure Costs (estimated) $0
Estimated Total to Reinstate
$0

Request Official Quote

This calculator provides estimates only. Under CC § 2924c, you can request a written reinstatement quote from your servicer. They must provide exact figures within a reasonable time.

California Reinstatement Rights

Under California Civil Code § 2924c, you have the right to cure your default and reinstate your loan:

Reinstatement Deadline

What You Must Pay

Challenge Excessive Fees

Servicers sometimes pad reinstatement quotes with improper fees—unnecessary inspections, inflated attorney fees, or duplicate charges. Request itemization and challenge anything that seems excessive.

Typical Foreclosure Costs by Stage

Foreclosure costs increase as the process advances. These are typical California ranges:

Notice of Default Stage

$1,500 - $3,000

Recording fees, initial trustee fees, certified mailings

Notice of Sale Stage

$3,000 - $5,000

Publication costs, additional trustee fees, title work

Sale Imminent (30 days)

$5,000 - $8,000+

Full trustee fees, attorney fees, multiple postponement fees

Act Early = Save Money

Reinstatement costs compound quickly. Acting at NOD stage can save $3,000-$5,000+ compared to waiting until sale is imminent.

$240/hour

Need Help With Reinstatement?

I help California homeowners negotiate reinstatement quotes, challenge excessive fees, and explore alternatives when reinstatement isn't affordable.

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