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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Ejecting the previous owner after foreclosure
I won my first foreclosure 2 weeks ago and will close in 3 weeks. I have visited the property twice and knocked the door to try to make contact with the previous owner. However both times nobody responded and I see no car on drive way. The lights were on both outside and inside the house, with furnitures visible from outside.
At second time I left a letter asking the people live there to contact me. But one week past and there had been no response.
I like to do a cash for key deal but so far I could not even reach the people living there.
At this stage I plan to service a three day notice and then file a court case, possibly hiring a lawyer to do so.
Any suggestions on what else I should do?
My nightmare would be a destroyed property. When I went knocking the door the property is still in good shape. Any means to prevent the damage to the property?
BTW, the property is in Maryland.