If my home is in default and I no longer live there, when can I shut-off the electricity?

Ryan
Ryan
Home Seller
Martinsburg, WV

Fri Oct 16 2009, 15:38 - Foreclosure in Martinsburg - 2 answers
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Minna Reid
Minna Reid
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Tolland, CT

It is your choice whether to keep the power on, however you are still responsible for this property until the lender forecloses.

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Wed Oct 21 2009, 07:53
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Denise Laugesen
Denise Laugesen
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Hillsborough, CA
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Miranda,

I am so sorry your home is in default, if you have the property on the market, then it is necessary that you have power to the home. It is difficult to sell a home without power, however if you have moved out of the home and turned it back over to the lender, then you can disconnect at anytime.
Good luck to you.

Denise Laugesen
650-465-5742

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Fri Oct 16 2009, 15:55
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