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by admin on August 8, 2008
As more families start to owe more than what their homes are worth, many are choosing to walk away from their homes before a foreclosure occurs. Hattie Kauffman reports.
Tagged as: Foreclosure, Home Owners, Mortgages
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Most people who have been caught in a waiting game, trying to sell their home so that they can buy another one, are fit to be tied. Some may have the luxury of not being pressed into moving. Others have urgent needs to sell their home. They have a job waiting for them in another city, or they need to move closer to their family. Still others may find that the neighborhood they live in no longer suits them. And all of these people have been waiting for a housing market that has been floundering to find its feet again.
One important thing you should know when learning how to evict a tenant is that you are generally not given the right of self help even after you win the eviction lawsuit. This means that you can’t change the locks on your property by yourself or cut off the electricity supply to chase your tenant away. A government employee has to do it for you.
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