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Renting Forclosed Home – Can You Be Evicted With No Notice?

By James

Hello RPA,

First and foremost, thank you for the service you provide to the working people.

I currently reside in a one family home we have been renting for a little over a year, we were on a year lease, but it has since become a month-to-month due to the situation.

Through a 3rd party, unrelated to either the bank or the owner I have become aware of the property being forclosed on.  Neither the bank nor the owner have alerted us to this fact.  Can the bank evict us without first having documented evidence that they served us with the 90 day required notification?

Thanks for your time!

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Edited on: Monday, April 29th, 2013 2:20 pm
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Ash

April 30th, 2013 1:39 am

Before you will be evicted from your rental unit you must be served with a 30-days or 60-days written notice first depending on your state law. If you were not served with a written notice and you were forced out of your rental unit then you can file a complaint against your landlord for that matter. You can either file it through the RPA or hire a lawyer to represent you in court. Good luck!

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