Hi Everyone,

This question was duplicated and I'm going to close the other thread but I wanted to let you know that additional answers can be found at the link below.

Best Wishes,

Emily Gibson
Customer Service Representative

According to my lawyer, if I can get them to sign something stating that they agree to forfiet their stuff I can dispose of it immediately. Any input on how to word that would be greatly appreciated.

This is a mess but to be expected on a foreclosure or short sale. I would be cautious about just selling or throwing it away.

There is a court process for this. You will need to establish that they abandoned it and than sell or dispose of it. There should be forms for something like this and you will likely have to advertise this in the local paper.

It comes with the territory I am afraid.

Best wishes to you;

Dirk Knudsen
Remax Metro

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I had a sale similar that I represented the buyers - our biggest obstacle was the cars - you might see if you can get the titles - makes disposing of them much easier - as for the removal of other stuff - you may just end up keeping their money and doing it yourself - your contract should tell you what can be done -