First, I am sorry to hear about you losing your home.

It will depend on different circumstances, but you can bet that it won't be long before you are evicted. Typically, you will be notified of the eviction via certified mail/process server, and will have a hearing to object to the eviction for legal reasons. Typically, an eviction date is set and you have to be out on or before that day or the sherriff will come and remove you from the property.

The eviction process starts when someone files for it at the courthouse. It could start today or tomorrow, but you should receive notice once it started.

I hope things start to get better for you and your family.

Karen, I am so glad to find someone in my same situation. We are already moved out of our house and so thats the easy party of this terrible nightmare! Our redemption period is up tomorrow, and we have an offer but couldnt get it to closing fast enough. I am hoping for a miracle! I posted below what I could find for you.

End of Redemption Period: If the homeowner has not redeemed the property, ownership is transferred to lender or bidder. If the homeowner has not left, the new owner starts eviction proceedings. An eviction hearing is held within two weeks, followed by a 10-day grace period for the former homeowner to vacate the premises. When the grace period ends, eviction is certified. Court bailiffs are notified and empty the premises.

Take care,
Shelley