Posted on: 16th May, 2011 10:41 am
I live in md and have been foreclose on and would like to how long.I can stay in the house.
If the home has already had the auction sale, then who ever now owns the home, will give you a notice to quit. Once the notice has been served, you will have a few days to move. If you do not move out by the time on the notice, then the owner will have to go to court to file a unlawful detainer, or eviction. Once the UD has been ordered, you can appeal the UD for more time. Best to work with the new owner, so you can find a place to move, and move your belongings out in a way that helps you get out of the home, and the new owner will not have any damage to the property or have to file the UD.
thank for the info.
Hi blarkin!
Welcome to forums!
After your property is sold off at a foreclosure auction, the lender will send you an eviction notice. This notice will mention the time period within which you'll have to leave the property.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
After your property is sold off at a foreclosure auction, the lender will send you an eviction notice. This notice will mention the time period within which you'll have to leave the property.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane