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originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: edaced4
Most states require a heads up of eviction, this is typically a month but can be longer.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: edaced4
Most states require a heads up of eviction, this is typically a month but can be longer.
Not if his father had a mortgage. It complicates matters worse with 2nd and 3rd mortgages (which benefits the OP).
You have MANY Months to live in that house. Disregard the move out notices. When you finally get the 72 hour eviction notice— move out. My guess is that won’t come for 3-6 months. It all depends on the bank.
I spent 10 years as a realtor and another 5 in foreclosures after that.
originally posted by: dfnj2015
a reply to: edaced4
My mother-in-law had some outstanding debt. She died unexpectedly from breast medications. The stupid fricken collection agencies sent me nasty notices to my name for 3 years!!! I wasn't going to assume the debt. But man, they were aggressive making all kinds of false claims. Nothing ever happened from it and I never gave them any money.
originally posted by: edaced4
Dad passed Friday night. It was peaceful. I have lived with him, in his house, for about two years, helping to take care of him. His health hasn't been that great, so I made that decision to come live with him. I and my two dogs have lived with him since then.
Come to find out, in recent days, he owes a lot of money on his house. Upwards of 90K. Apparently this house had been refinanced several times over the years.
Then come to find out that he owes IRS. Upwards of 90K. Apparently he filed but didn't pay...
So I know th IRS has been garninshing his pay (Pension and SS payments). But since he has passed those garnishments will stop (no income nothing to garnish...)
Do I have any recourse? I just live here. This has been my mailing address since I was 15 years old. Do I just pack up what I want and start over again?
I need some direction. From what I understand, the IRS can seize property. The only property that my dad owned is this house...