Re: Validity of three day notice

Posted by Jim V on October 23, 2002 at 03:41:44:

In Reply to: Re: BEING SUED posted by sam on October 23, 2002 at 03:06:57:

Sam,

In a previous post, I stated that an "owner" could file a three day notice. If you don't own a property, you can't evict anybody.

If you are using Fair Housing, have them explore the fact that three day notice was served prior to the third party purchaser obtaining the Trustee's Deed.

That should buy you at least 30 days.
A non-legal opinion, but something I think you should pursue.

Follow Ups:

• Re: Validity of three day notice - Nick(Colorado) 13:58:48 10/23/02 (1)
  • Re: No disagreement - Jim V 14:10:42 10/23/02 (0)

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: Sam,

: In a previous post, I stated that an "owner" could file a three day notice.  If you don't own a property, you can't evict anybody.

: If you are using Fair Housing, have them explore the fact that three day notice was served prior to the third party purchaser obtaining the Trustee's Deed.

: That should buy you at least 30 days.
: A non-legal opinion, but something I think you should pursue.


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