RentLaw.com October 28, 2008 - Tenants Evicted Due To Foreclosure
Tenants are getting evicted by the courts when a lender forecloses on a property. The unsuspecting tenant pays their rent, but the landlord never pays the lender.
Are tenants being notified by the lender? Tenants must pay attention to their mail.
Read more about tenant's rights in foreclosure proceedings.
Laws vary by state and some judges, lenders and who ever else is involved in the eviction and foreclosure processes are proceeding with caution. Read more on Foreclosure and the The Tenant on RentLaw.com The National Landlord Tenant Guides.
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Friday, January 04, 2008
Foreclosure Guides
New York City, January 4, 2007: RentLaw.com The National Landlord Tenant Guide announced today an expanded version of their Guide to Foreclosure.
RentLaw.com Guide to Foreclosure provides general information on the Foreclosure process and tips on how to Avoid Foreclosure. The guide also covers Foreclosure Scams where a borrower may end up in even further trouble.
David Dorfman, Publisher of RentLaw.com said "The number of homeowners and landlords that are in trouble continues to grow - impacting renters as well." Dorfman noted that tenants often receive eviction notices from a mortgage company or other lender. It is never clear what a tenant is supposed to do. Often times a tenant may had received a "great" rent - only to find out that the owner never paid his mortgage or taxes on the property. Many times, these homes were rented out as a last resort by an investor who thought they would close on the purchase and flip the property or flip the contract. In most areas, said Dorfman, those times are gone.
Learn more about Landlord Tenant Issues and Real Estate Investing on RentLaw.com - The National Landlord Tenant Guides.
See the RentLaw.com Guide to Foreclosure for more information.
For further information, see RentLaw.com http://www.rentlaw.com
RentLaw.com Guide to Foreclosure provides general information on the Foreclosure process and tips on how to Avoid Foreclosure. The guide also covers Foreclosure Scams where a borrower may end up in even further trouble.
David Dorfman, Publisher of RentLaw.com said "The number of homeowners and landlords that are in trouble continues to grow - impacting renters as well." Dorfman noted that tenants often receive eviction notices from a mortgage company or other lender. It is never clear what a tenant is supposed to do. Often times a tenant may had received a "great" rent - only to find out that the owner never paid his mortgage or taxes on the property. Many times, these homes were rented out as a last resort by an investor who thought they would close on the purchase and flip the property or flip the contract. In most areas, said Dorfman, those times are gone.
Learn more about Landlord Tenant Issues and Real Estate Investing on RentLaw.com - The National Landlord Tenant Guides.
See the RentLaw.com Guide to Foreclosure for more information.
For further information, see RentLaw.com http://www.rentlaw.com
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