Tenant Foreclosure Act
Tenant Foreclosure Act
How do I know that the bank has a property seized in vivo?
My home recently went into foreclosure and did not inform us. I found out when I received a letter from the broker who acts as representitive of the bank. However, this real estate agent and I was misinformed about my rights as a tenant – by saying that even if there were only 10 days after receiving notice to evacuate, and although I paid rent in November I am a "tenant waiting" and I live here illegally – and refuses to provide the name of the bank it represents, and in fact has the property. My question is, how can I know that the bank, so you can deal directly with them regarding the refund of my escrow deposits and our date of the evacuation?
The estate agent is correct. When the bank closed, do not assume any lease or rental agreement that may have had with the previous owner. And there's nothing escrow trust fund. When you receive an eviction notice, it is expected that leaving soon. All the security deposit is a problem with the previous owner because he is the person who has the lease. You may need to take the owner in the small claims court to recover the deposit.
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