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Appliances left in the home after foreclosure
My landlord provided a washer/dryer and refridgerator when we rented the home from him. In the lease he stated that the appliances were "as-is" and any repairs would be at our cost.
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Answered over 2 years ago.
Real Estate Attorney in Newport Beach, CA.
No. They are part of your lease. Even if the place is foreclosed your lease is still valid. Besides, to the extent they are built-ins, they would be considered fixtures and belong to the foreclosing party.
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