Iowa § 628.26A Agreement to extend period of redemption — agricultural land

Iowa Statutes

§ 628.26A — Agreement to extend period of redemption — agricultural land

Iowa § 628.26A

Title XVJUDICIAL BRANCH AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES

Ch. 628REDEMPTION

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Iowa Code § 628.26A (2026).

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Notwithstanding section 628.3, the debtor and the mortgagee of agricultural land after the
filing of the foreclosure petition, may enter into a written agreement to extend the debtor’s
period of redemption up to five years, and may set forth other terms and conditions of
the extended redemption as agreed upon by the parties, including allowing the debtor to
lease the property. However, the rights of the debtor and other parties who have a secured
interest in the agricultural land shall not be reduced beyond those set forth in this chapter.
The agreement entered into by the debtor and the mortgagee pursuant to this section must
be approved by the court and shall be filed in the foreclosure proceedings. An agreement
pursuant to this section does not constitute an equitable mortgage.

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Notwithstanding section 628.3, the debtor and the mortgagee of agricultural land after the
filing of the foreclosure petition, may enter into a written agreement to extend the debtor’s
period of redemption up to five years, and may set forth other terms and conditions of
the extended redemption as agreed upon by the parties, including allowing the debtor to
lease the property. However, the rights of the debtor and other parties who have a secured
interest in the agricultural land shall not be reduced beyond those set forth in this chapter.
The agreement entered into by the debtor and the mortgagee pursuant to this section must
be approved by the court and shall be filed in the foreclosure proceedings. An agreement
pursuant to this section does not constitute an equitable mortgage.