Re: PA forclosure/eviction

Posted by ForeclosureFish on October 19, 2006 at 08:24:43:

In Reply to: PA forclosure/eviction posted by panoname on October 19, 2006 at 06:13:08:

If you have an actual eviction date scheduled, then you'll have to be out on that date. If you aren't out, then the sheriff will show up and remove everything from the property.

However, I'm not sure what exactly you mean by "eviction date." Who set that date? The courts, sheriff, etc. And how long ago was the sheriff sale date? Is this just the date the courts have decided to commence the eviction process or is it the date they ordered the sheriff to change the locks and remove everything from the house?

In PA, there's no redemption period after the sheriff sale, so you don't have any last chances to get the property back.

ForeclosureFish

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: If you have an actual eviction date scheduled, then you'll have to be out on that date.  If you aren't out, then the sheriff will show up and remove everything from the property.

However, I'm not sure what exactly you mean by "eviction date."  Who set that date?  The courts, sheriff, etc.  And how long ago was the sheriff sale date?  Is this just the date the courts have decided to commence the eviction process or is it the date they ordered the sheriff to change the locks and remove everything from the house?

In PA, there's no redemption period after the sheriff sale, so you don't have any last chances to get the property back.

ForeclosureFish

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