Title: law - If a house is in foreclosure what does the bank own vs what the former owner owns - Personal Finance & Money Stack Exchange
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If a house is in foreclosure what does the bank own vs what the former owner owns
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Content: The bank isn't going to go after you for the curtains -- it's relatively unimportant, it's not worth their time, and you probably wouldn't be able to pay them back anyway. Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer nor an accountant. Everything I just said is probably wrong. :) I learned all of this last year when I bought a house that had been foreclosed and was "stripped" by the previous owner. Share
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answered Nov 21 '10 at 1:36
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Basically what you said: Things permanently attached to the home stay; personal property goes. If you upgraded a fixture and still have the old fixture, you can swap them out as long as the old fixture still functions. Share
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answered Nov 21 '10 at 1:21
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That is incorrect.