Jason J. Henderson is losing his grip on at least three Lewis and Clark County properties this summer, with two foreclosure notices recorded August 10 and a third property transferred to a lender the week before — a cluster of filings that paints a picture of serious financial distress for one local owner.
The two notices of trustee's sale, both recorded August 10, cover properties in the Northstar PUD Phases 2 and 3 subdivision and in the Prairie View Minor Subdivision Tract E. Both list the lender or trustee beneficiary as PUBLIC TO, and both were filed the same day — suggesting the same lending relationship underlies multiple loans that have gone into default simultaneously.
A week earlier, on August 3, a warranty deed recorded in Book M65, Page 6640 transferred Henderson's interest in a unit within the Aspen View Condominiums at Mountain View Meadows to PUBLIC TO. That deed preceded the two foreclosure filings by seven days, meaning Henderson either surrendered or lost that property before the formal trustee's sale process was even initiated on the other two.
Taken together, the three filings represent Henderson's name appearing across three distinct properties in two separate record types — real estate transfers and foreclosure notices — within an eight-day window. That pattern is consistent with a lender moving to recover collateral on multiple defaulted loans at once, though the specific loan amounts and underlying circumstances were not available in the recorded documents.
For neighbors and prospective buyers in Northstar and Prairie View, the scheduled trustee's sales mean those properties could move to new ownership through public auction. Residents with questions about trustee's sale dates and procedures can contact the Lewis and Clark County Recorder's Office.