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I did not pay attention and I only had 3 days to leave my property now they are sueing me?
I got a notice to quit I taught I had 90 days from the notice, turned out it was "3 days" because i was the owner, now they are sueing me for 100 per day starting from the day i should have left,
what can I do?, what happends if I go to court and they win, what is the worst case scenario?, I never heard of the new owner of sueing for day that you stayed even before they just files the eviction notice
This wqas my own property, the bank took posetion of it on June 21, and suposely I had to leave 3 days afters, I didn;t leave before that because we were trying to short sale it at the end they didn;t want to accept any offers
No, worts case scenario I will file banckrupcy and that's that, they can not charge anymore, also the condo units is filed with homeless who allready broke into other ones, it smells like pee and the bank is the one who bought it, belive me no one is in line to buy this piece of crap
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- LandlordLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
You can not sell what you do not own. As of June 21 you do not own that house and have no legal right to be in it. The judge will decide what you owe, including the court costs. It will be a lot though, as you are delaying their ability to resell their property by illegally squatting. The judge will be harder on you if an owner bought and now is being forced to reside outside their home because of you.
Worst case scenario is your assets are seized and wages garnished.
You just can't just live in someone elses property because you owned it in the past.
- 1 decade ago
Well, not sure, but it sounds like a bunch a crap. I would first consult your lease, and then call the housing authority in the area.
All person or businesses renting residential property must adhear to certain housing laws, regardless if its a private rental.
Look at it this way, even squatters have rights, which are roughly if they break in to an abandoned property and turn on essential living requirements (elect, gas, water, ect) then they cannot be immediately kicked out, but the owner of the property has to go through several steps to evict them which can take up to 6mo.
As far as I have always been told any person renting a property much provide their tenant with atleast 30days to evict the property when an eviction is served in writing.
Good luck, and remember to check your laws. Oh, also if it's a personal rental thing between you and a friend, then unless they claim your rent as income of which they have to obey the renters laws, then they wouldn't take you to court since that is tax evasion.
