If HOA is forclosing, but you filed appeal, does this buy you time IN your home or do you still need to vacate

Danielle Childe...
Agent
Houston, TX

they have already gone to court, told to vacate, filed appeal. Does this mean the person still needs to vacate or have they bought time in their home?

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Bruce Lynn
Agent
Texas
FIRST ANSWER

You need the advice of a real estate attorney.

My guess is the appeal doesn't stop the foreclosure process.
Your client probably risks getting their furniture put on the curb.

In my experience very little can be done to stop foreclosures. I've seen clients try many different venues and avenues and I haven't seen anything work successfully other than agressively trying to sell the home. That's not intended to keep them in the home longer, but give the lender a chance to get more buy selling it as an occupied property and save money by not going through the foreclosure process. Good luck.

Sat Jul 11 2009, 14:33

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