I have been reading piggington off and on for a number of years, and have enjoyed it and learned a lot. A brief intro and then my question: We bought a townhome in OC back in 2003. In 2006 we were lucky to sell. We now live in a beautiful home, probably twice as large as the old townhome, and probably spending about the same…
The issue now is that the owner is probably going to loose the home! She wants us to buy it in a short sale. I did think about it for about a week, but I came back to my senses! We will most likely move out, but here is my concern – I believe a large number of “investors” who are now renting their homes will soon start losing them or just walking away. So what is a renter to do? Any ideas on finding a rental where the owner is not in over his head? I am looking for a long term arrangement…
From what I read, there isn’t a lot to worry about. It will take at least seven months from the moment they stop paying to the moment the house is sold at the foreclosure auction. And even then new owners can’t evict you right away; they will be required by law to give you a 30 day notice.
From what I read, there isn’t a lot to worry about. It will take at least seven months from the moment they stop paying to the moment the house is sold at the foreclosure auction. And even then new owners can’t evict you right away; they will be required by law to give you a 30 day notice.
From what I read, there isn’t a lot to worry about. It will take at least seven months from the moment they stop paying to the moment the house is sold at the foreclosure auction. And even then new owners can’t evict you right away; they will be required by law to give you a 30 day notice.
From what I read, there isn’t a lot to worry about. It will take at least seven months from the moment they stop paying to the moment the house is sold at the foreclosure auction. And even then new owners can’t evict you right away; they will be required by law to give you a 30 day notice.
From what I read, there isn’t a lot to worry about. It will take at least seven months from the moment they stop paying to the moment the house is sold at the foreclosure auction. And even then new owners can’t evict you right away; they will be required by law to give you a 30 day notice.
I thought that a site was posted at one time on Piggs that helped one to check up on their landlords? If yes, can someone repost? I could use that too. My silly landlord has been a little lax on paying the water bill and important repairs as of late, so I’d like to do a little fishing too. Might just be a tad flaky, but….
I thought that a site was posted at one time on Piggs that helped one to check up on their landlords? If yes, can someone repost? I could use that too. My silly landlord has been a little lax on paying the water bill and important repairs as of late, so I’d like to do a little fishing too. Might just be a tad flaky, but….
I thought that a site was posted at one time on Piggs that helped one to check up on their landlords? If yes, can someone repost? I could use that too. My silly landlord has been a little lax on paying the water bill and important repairs as of late, so I’d like to do a little fishing too. Might just be a tad flaky, but….
I thought that a site was posted at one time on Piggs that helped one to check up on their landlords? If yes, can someone repost? I could use that too. My silly landlord has been a little lax on paying the water bill and important repairs as of late, so I’d like to do a little fishing too. Might just be a tad flaky, but….
I thought that a site was posted at one time on Piggs that helped one to check up on their landlords? If yes, can someone repost? I could use that too. My silly landlord has been a little lax on paying the water bill and important repairs as of late, so I’d like to do a little fishing too. Might just be a tad flaky, but….
