All Forum Posts by: Mimi Sisi

If you move their personal belongings there could be serious ramifications. So your best bet is to allow the eviction to still take place which would take care of the personal property without liability.

Or you could contact the tenants and have them sign a personal property waiver.

Otherwise if you cancel the evection and they refused to sign a personal property waiver , you would have to do what's called a personal property eviction (an eviction for personal property) Which is a waste of time and money especially if there's an eviction in place.

Thanks, The eviction has already been served by the sherrif

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Originally posted by @Ronald Bourgeois:

@Mimi Sisi Contact the Sheriffs Dept in the the town where the property was foreclosed in. Inquire what the local procedure is for abandoned property. Ask the Sheriffs Dept., to email you the procedures required.

Thanks for that idea.The Sheriff told me he can't give me legal advice

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Hi,

I evicted a tenant after foreclosure, today. The tenant has vacated the property before the sheriff arrived but he left behind his furniture including a car in the garage. what am I responsible to do with it. The property is in florida

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Thanks Wayne.

The property I am looking at is still owned by the HOA and the bank is foreclosing on it now. If I buy directly from the court, will I be responsible for any still owed HOA dues?

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I have a similar situation. I'm looking to buy a property from realforclosure.com It's a bank foreclosure that the HOA had previously taken possession and own it now. Will I be responsible for ANY past HOA dues if I decide to buy it?

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I recently purchased a property on auction in Jacksonville Fl. (Duval County). Can anyone give me the full process of abstaining a writ possession? I live out of state is there any way to do without having to go to the court house?

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