california eviction law

You can with an eviction if your home is sold because of a foreclosure sale. Regardless of whether a sale by auction or by a trustee sale, the eviction is the legal procedure in which an owner physically removes a tenant or trespasser.

Evictions of tenants are protected by strict contract law and the tenant often has more rights than the landlord. In many states, tenants can sue their landlord for breach of contract, possibly harassment and receive many times their monthly rent if they win the litigation. In some cities, it is extremely difficult, displacement of tenants, for any reason. This is not the case with foreclosure evictions, because the former homeowners are not tenants. Well-meaning people often tell foreclosure victims about experiences they know where the tenant / landlord law was. Again, this is not the case, where Foreclosure involved.

Foreclosure evictions are a little different in most cities, it is important that you contact the court issuing the eviction order to determine what to expect. The person who serves the eviction notice, or contributions to the front door is usually not the same person, the enforcement of the eviction. The clearance is determined by a representative of the court, often a county sheriff or policeman. Occasionally, the person, the notice will tell you that you "really", "have an additional 24 hours, but do not expect that this additional time. Plan to complete before the actual deadline.

If you are homeless, please contact your local Red Cross or county housing agency for a place to stay temporarily and for cash, if necessary. If you have the option of a for the storage of your furniture, store it until you have a place to stay, so you're not driving a rental truck in the city looking for a place to rent. A little preparation is helpful in avoiding tons of aggravation later.

The actual eviction may be different, but often an officer of the court (sheriff or policeman) accompanies the new owner or his representative, the ownership and all the warnings in the premises that the eviction is within a few minutes. In this case, the owner's representative is responsible for the removal of everything that they do not want that out of the premises. The people in the rooms are distributed, not the contents of the property! If the contents or junk owners do not want any of it, he is usually in the Swale or the street for sanitation to pick. If the former owners are not in the premises (at work), the contents or even thrown by the new owners. The elements in the street sometimes start Feeding Frenzy among neighbors. Do not let this case for you. Action to resolve the foreclosure early or moves before the actual eviction occurs.

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