[quote=esmith]I think it’s a sham and I did not see anything interesting in their listings anyways. So probably not.
I did notice the listing on Picrus. Looked like a gamble to me. You can’t even go inside before bidding because it’s tenant occupied. WTF?[/quote]
I’m surprised that people can still be living in the places if they are foreclosures.
I’m surprised that people can still be living in the places if they are foreclosures.
If it’s tenant occupied, lender can’t evict them right away, a 30 or 60 day notice is required by law. This particular property was foreclosed on June 9th. The auction is August 16th. Maybe tenants will move out in time, maybe not.
I’m surprised that people can still be living in the places if they are foreclosures.
If it’s tenant occupied, lender can’t evict them right away, a 30 or 60 day notice is required by law. This particular property was foreclosed on June 9th. The auction is August 16th. Maybe tenants will move out in time, maybe not.
I’m surprised that people can still be living in the places if they are foreclosures.
If it’s tenant occupied, lender can’t evict them right away, a 30 or 60 day notice is required by law. This particular property was foreclosed on June 9th. The auction is August 16th. Maybe tenants will move out in time, maybe not.
I’m surprised that people can still be living in the places if they are foreclosures.
If it’s tenant occupied, lender can’t evict them right away, a 30 or 60 day notice is required by law. This particular property was foreclosed on June 9th. The auction is August 16th. Maybe tenants will move out in time, maybe not.
I’m surprised that people can still be living in the places if they are foreclosures.
If it’s tenant occupied, lender can’t evict them right away, a 30 or 60 day notice is required by law. This particular property was foreclosed on June 9th. The auction is August 16th. Maybe tenants will move out in time, maybe not.
