fore·close 
/foɚˈkloʊz/ verb
fore·clos·es; fore·closed; fore·clos·ing /foɚˈkloʊz/ verb : to take back property because the money owed for the property has not been paid [no obj] ▪ They've been unable to make their mortgage payments, and the bank has threatened to foreclose. — often + on ▪ The bank has threatened to foreclose on their property/mortgage. [+ obj] ▪ The bank has threatened to foreclose their mortgage.
— fore·clo·sure /foɚˈkloʊʒɚ/ noun, plural fore·clo·sures [count, noncount]
/foɚˈkloʊʒɚ/ noun, plural fore·clo·sures [count, noncount]
