Foreclosure in Middle of Budding...Help?

BlueDream

Member
My house was recently foreclosed, how much longer do you think i have to live here because i haven't gotten any info from anybody and its bed over a month now?
Ive moved in the middle of a project before and suffered over 80%...anyone?:?
 

jhod58vw

Well-Known Member
foreclosures usually take some time they usually send you a letter or something telling you how much time you have to get out should be atleast 30 days i think legally its up to 90 days just not too sure
 

anymouse

Active Member
I wouldn't worry too much if I were you. You can sometimes work out a deal with the bank too. A law was recently passed that if an abandoned house becomes dilapidated, the city will come and clean it up and bill the owner (the bank). They did this to my neighbors crack house and took their time so I know it was expensive. Talk to the bank and ask them if you can do anything to get more time to find a good place.
Like jhod58vw said, even if they don't want to make a deal (they are holding all the cards and they love foreclosures after all) it takes months and months to get somebody evicted. In FL you can bounce from home to home never paying any rent and it takes something on the order of 6-9months to evict a non paying tenant from an apartment.
 

a dog named chico

Well-Known Member
My wife's parents lived in their house for a year after the initial forclosure...you will have time at the very leaste the have to legaly evict you wich takes 30 days min
 

fabfun

New Member
my ex wives set fo 6-9 months before they served eviction
i even talked to the company tht works for bank
it is a new cottage industry called property preservation they will come in before eviction but no one lived there and changed the locks cut the grass and take pics
they let me get the storage shed she left
but they said once the eviction is served no one is allowed on property
 

NoDrama

Well-Known Member
The first thing i would do is get proof of the original loan having all the signatures it is supposed to have. in the last 12 years banks have been lax on the paperwork (Which is illegal) and have not been following the law, when you go to court you have your lawyer make them prove everything was done correctly, if they screwed up it will give you time, if they screwed up bad you will own the house outright and never have to make another payment.
 
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