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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Bank evicted previous homeowners , what is required of me?
I am purchasing a single-family residence in Nebraska that was a bank foreclosure. Purchase was made through an online auction, and I close In a few days. The previous owners were evicted, but it appears they left a fair amount of property behind.
There is a sign inside the window that says no trespassing by order of the County Sheriff. When I take possession, do I have any responsibilities as to the property left behind? Or can I immediately clean out and dispose of it all?
Thanks!