Post-Foreclosure Eviction Summary Process
Tenants
Notice to Quit
Just Cause Eviction Law
Summons & Complaint, Answer & Discovery, Jury Demand
Tenant Legal Claims
What to Expect When You Go To Court
What happens if You Lose Your Hearing?
Timing & Goals
Key Points to Remember for Tenant Post-Foreclosure Eviction Summary Process
Frequently Asked Post-Foreclosure Eviction Questions for Tenants
Can the bank or new owner evict me in the winter-time?
What happens if an investor buys the house at the foreclosure auction?
Do I have a right to an eviction court hearing?
I rent from my mother, but I do not have a lease; will I be evicted?
A family member pays rent and has a lease; is that person protected from eviction by the bank?
Is the new owner threatening to change the locks and shut off the utilities?
Would the immigration status of a member of the household be at risk when fighting the eviction?
Are section 8 tenants protected from eviction after foreclosure?
Is it illegal to accept a “Cash-for-Keys” offer?
Who is responsible for repairs after foreclosure?
I missed my eviction court hearing, can I request a new date?
Should I still go to court even if I did not file an Answer?
What happens if I’m unable to move out by the execution date?
Can the new owner after foreclosure double my rent?
Helpful Terms & Definitions
Eviction
Execution
Post-Foreclosure Eviction
Notice To Quit
Counterclaim
Defense
Tenant
Bona Fide Tenant
Just Cause
Default
Summons and Complaint
Answer
Discovery
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