Title: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure? | Home Guides | SF Gate
Headings: What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure?
What Happens When Your House Is In Foreclosure?
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Notice of Default
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Trustee
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Trustee's Sale
Eviction

Content: Eviction
After the trustee's sale, the lender has the right to evict you from the property. Of course, you can voluntarily leave the property on the date of the trustee's sale, which is a good idea to avoid future legal problems. However, if you don't voluntarily leave the property, then the lender can get a sheriff to evict you from the house. After the trustee's sale you no longer own the house or have a right to occupy the house. ‒‒:‒‒
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References
"Nolo's Guide to California Law"; Patricia Gima and Lisa Guerin; 2008
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The Constitution Guru has worked as a writer and editor for "BYU Law Review" and "BYU Journal of Public Law." He is an experienced attorney with a law degree and a B.A. degree in history with an emphasis on U.S. Constitutional history, both earned at Brigham Young University. Related Articles
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