4 Quincy Street

Worcester, MA

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Record Information

Case number: 26 SM 002544
Registered date: Aug 7, 2026
Lender: U.S. Bank Trust National Association, as Trustee for Lodge Series IV Trust

Foreclosure Case Filed

This is a public record that a foreclosure process was started for this property — it is not a listing. The home is not for sale here, there is no price and no sale date, and many of these cases end without any sale.

Last verified: Aug 18, 2026

What Happens Next

What this record is: A Servicemembers case: a complaint the mortgage holder files asking the Land Court to determine whether anyone with an interest in the property is in active military service and protected by the federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. It is a court filing, not a foreclosure and not a sale.
Who owns it now: The owner. The filing changes nothing about title. The Land Court sells no property, and its judgment answers only the military-service question — it is not permission to foreclose and it schedules nothing.
What has to happen first: The case must be resolved before the lender may go ahead, and then the lender has to exercise the power of sale in the mortgage. Many stop here: the borrower cures the default, refinances, or sells first.
Earliest a sale could be held: No date follows from this filing. A sale can only be held after the lender publishes notice under G.L. c. 244, section 14 — once a week for three consecutive weeks, with the first publication at least 21 days before the sale date.
Where a sale would be announced: In a newspaper published in the city or town where the property is, and in notice mailed to the owner. Massachusetts sales of this kind are usually held at the property itself, on the date named in that published notice.
How these usually end: A Servicemembers judgment does not mean a sale is scheduled, or that one will ever be held. Nothing on this page states a date, a price or an offering; the lender that filed the case is the party that knows where it stands.

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# Foreclosure Record Brief

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Review this public foreclosure-process record. It states that a foreclosure process has been started or registered for the property: it is not a listing, the home is not for sale, and no price or auction exists. Many such cases are resolved without any sale. Help me understand what the record means, which public records to check, and what would have to happen before any sale could occur.

## Property
- Address: 4 Quincy Street
- Location: Worcester, MA
- County: Worcester County
- Coordinates: 42.2621860, -71.8104880

## Foreclosure Record
- Record status: Foreclosure Case Filed
- Record type: Servicemember Case
- Case number: 26 SM 002544

## What Happens Next (per the publishing authority's own published rules)
- Record published by: Massachusetts Land Court
- What this record is: A Servicemembers case: a complaint the mortgage holder files asking the Land Court to determine whether anyone with an interest in the property is in active military service and protected by the federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. It is a court filing, not a foreclosure and not a sale.
- Who owns it now: The owner. The filing changes nothing about title. The Land Court sells no property, and its judgment answers only the military-service question — it is not permission to foreclose and it schedules nothing.
- What has to happen before any sale: The case must be resolved before the lender may go ahead, and then the lender has to exercise the power of sale in the mortgage. Many stop here: the borrower cures the default, refinances, or sells first.
- Earliest a sale could be held: No date follows from this filing. A sale can only be held after the lender publishes notice under G.L. c. 244, section 14 — once a week for three consecutive weeks, with the first publication at least 21 days before the sale date.
- Where a sale would be announced: In a newspaper published in the city or town where the property is, and in notice mailed to the owner. Massachusetts sales of this kind are usually held at the property itself, on the date named in that published notice.
- How these usually end: A Servicemembers judgment does not mean a sale is scheduled, or that one will ever be held. Nothing on this page states a date, a price or an offering; the lender that filed the case is the party that knows where it stands.
- Rules verified: Jul 31, 2026

## Record Information
- Registered date: Aug 7, 2026
- Lender: U.S. Bank Trust National Association, as Trustee for Lodge Series IV Trust

## Source
- Listing URL: https://dwelllisting.com/massachusetts/worcester/4-quincy-street-worcester-ma