Eviction

questions & answers

Question: Can I stay longer in a foreclosure property? I am the tenant . The bank is the owner now. I am willing to pay for the extra time until I buy the house, but i need more time, and I dont want to leave. I need four more months. Do I have any rights to stay the extra time?

Answer: Under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, a tenant can stay in a foreclosed home for either the term of their lease or for 90 days. This depends on the individual circumstances of the tenant and the foreclosure. It may be in your best interest to contact an attorney directly for more specific legal information.  

Question: Can I stay longer in a foreclosure property? I am the tenant . The bank is the owner now. I am willing to pay for the extra time until I buy the house, but i need more time, and I dont want to leave. I need four more months. Do I have any rights to stay the extra time?

Answer: Under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, a tenant can stay in a foreclosed home for either the term of their lease or for 90 days. This depends on the individual circumstances of the tenant and the foreclosure. It may be in your best interest to contact an attorney directly for more specific legal information.  

Question: Can I stay longer in a foreclosure property? I am the tenant . The bank is the owner now. I am willing to pay for the extra time until I buy the house, but i need more time, and I dont want to leave. I need four more months. Do I have any rights to stay the extra time?

Answer: Under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, a tenant can stay in a foreclosed home for either the term of their lease or for 90 days. This depends on the individual circumstances of the tenant and the foreclosure. It may be in your best interest to contact an attorney directly for more specific legal information.