Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

You could have stopped paying rent to the landlord with the first foreclosure notice, because the landlord has not been making mortgage payments and the lender has foreclosed on the property. You do not have to vacate the home until you receive a court order of eviction or ejectment. Meanwhile, save your money so that you will be able to pay the security deposit and moving expenses when you do have to move.

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Miriam

From: Miriam N. Jacobson, Attorney

Real Estate Transactions and Estate Planning and Administration

Licensed in PA and NJ

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