Foreclosure
It is legal provided you can still use the property. If you have to move out due to the foreclosure, then the landlord is in breach of the lease.
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It is legal provided you can still use the property. If you have to move out due to the foreclosure, then the landlord is in breach of the lease.
If the foreclosure is impairing your use and posession of the apartment.
Banks are not releasing the deficiency and you dont want to sign a DIL if you have continuing liability on the note.
The lease is valid so long as the property is available for your use. If you cannot use the property due to the bank taking posession, then the...
The failure to collect late fees under the terms of a lease could result in a waiver of that right.
If you default on your primary residence and the bank gets a judgment against you, your non-homestead property could be subject to post judgment...
You can find the judge via public records. However, each case is different and obtaining the home without payment to the bank is very, very rare.
Your obligations under the lease continue unless the property can no longer be used due to the foreclosure. In many cases landlords have sued...
Generally speaking is best to retain counsel in the jurisdiction where the property is listed. Unless an attorney in California is licensed in...
No, you can still rent your property when a foreclosure is pending. You stil own the property until such time as the court issues a certificate of...