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    WHB Solutions is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default Closing on a Short Sale and Current Owner Won

    Closing on a Short Sale and Current Owner Won’t Vacate?

    You need to check with a real estate attorney as laws differ by state. You would think that if they are in a property that you own, they are trespassing. But to avoid any legal issues, you should determine what necessary actions need to be taken to legally get them out of the home. If they are unwilling to leave, you may need to have the county sheriff move them out. You may want to request the lender, prior to closing your deal, to make sure the home is vacated.
    Last edited by WHB Solutions; 06-21-2010 at 01:17 AM.
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    markbrian is offline Home Owner
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    Wouldn't this be entry be better suited as a blog since you answered your own question?
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    SusanH is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default Owner Won't Leave

    Wow, what a terrible situation to be in, especially for the buyers who have waited all that time to move in. . I agree. The Sheriff needs to be called out. The house is legally no longer theirs at the close of escrow.

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