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What Happens After Foreclosure ?

Foreclosure procedures vary from state to state. In some states, the foreclosure procedure is much more relaxed. The home owner has a right to reclaim their property even a year after it is foreclosed and auctioned. So what happens after a foreclosure depends on which state you live.

Filing A Motion To Fight Eviction

If a tenant has been unable to pay the rent and has a very valid and specific reason, then they can file a motion against eviction. Depending on the cause, they may stand a chance against eviction. However, it is definitely not easy to do this. First of all the client has to get an attorney to do this.