This particular case occurred in January of 2011.

Wow that never occurred to me.

Kyle Meyers,I didn't bother to chime in after Charles Perkins put his correct reply in.The interest goes on the property for which the interest occurs.

I am just not comfortable at all with the situation.I was thinking of adding a clause where the sellers do not get all proceeds from closing and a certain amount was held back in escrow for any default damages that occurred or extra days needed before they moved out.

Also, if I want to do a "subject to" deal with someone that is facing foreclosure, but the auction has not occurred, can I still attempt to buy the property directly from the owner if the numbers work for me?

They did it by mistake but they did cause harm, and it was not remedied in a timely way.

I assume you start in the court division where the interpleader filing occurs.

I've been researching multi-family houses, and a thought occurred to me.

Is this a situation you have encountered or one you are concerned about occurring?

The purchases could be left alone, the seller could deal with it or another way is to just buy out the tenant buyers would mean no harm, no foul, cash for keys.