Farmer v. Alaska USA Title Agency, Inc.

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• explaining that beneficiary’s attorney recorded and distributed notice of default and sale and affirming superior court’s ruling that foreclosure was properly conducted
• noting statute governing nonjudicial foreclosure process “requires re-notice to the debtor only when ‘the foreclosure [is] postponed for more than 12 months.’ ” (alteration in original
• “Under a deed of trust, the trustee has the power to ‘foreclose and sell the property according to the terms provided in the deed’ if the debtor defaults on the loan.” (quoting Baskurt v. Beal, 101 P.3d 1041, 1044 (Alaska 2004))
• “[M]ere inadequacy of price is generally not sufficient by itself.”
• involving additional notice of pending nonjudicial foreclosure sale

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