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6. Foreclosure of Residential Residential Or Commercial Property
Foreclosure of Residential Residential Or Commercial Property
Topics on this page:
Effect of Foreclosure Sale on Purchaser and Tenant
Notice Required to Terminate Tenancy
Notice of Foreclosure Action
Notice of Impending Foreclosure Sale
Prohibition of Nonjudicial Eviction
Notice of Eviction
Summary of Required Notices
Collection of Rent
Maryland law offers protections for occupants when the residential or commercial property is foreclosed. This post explains the rights of buyers and occupants.
Effect of Foreclosure Sale on Purchaser and Tenant
The buyer at a mortgage foreclosure sale has the very same rights and solutions versus the renters of the mortgagor (the renters' initial property owner) as the mortgagor had, and the tenants have the same rights and remedies versus the buyer as they had versus their original landlord on the day the mortgage was tape-recorded. So, where the lease predates the mortgage, a foreclosure sale will not end the lease. Where the occupancy began after the mortgage was tape-recorded, the renters still have specific rights regarding alert of the foreclosure action, the foreclosure sale and any notification of eviction. Read the Law: Md. Code, Real Residential Or Commercial Property § 7-105.
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1. Landlord - Tenant
2. Transfers
3.,
4. Real Estate and Other Housing
5. Foreclosure
6. Foreclosure of Residential Residential Or Commercial Property
Foreclosure of Residential Residential Or Commercial Property
Topics on this page:
Effect of Foreclosure Sale on Purchaser and Tenant
Notice Required to Terminate Tenancy
Notice of Foreclosure Action
Notice of Impending Foreclosure Sale
Prohibition of Nonjudicial Eviction
Notice of Eviction
Summary of Required Notices
Collection of Rent
Maryland law offers protections for occupants when the residential or commercial property is foreclosed. This post explains the rights of buyers and occupants.
Effect of Foreclosure Sale on Purchaser and Tenant
The buyer at a mortgage foreclosure sale has the very same rights and solutions versus the renters of the mortgagor (the renters' initial property owner) as the mortgagor had, and the tenants have the same rights and remedies versus the buyer as they had versus their original landlord on the day the mortgage was tape-recorded. So, where the lease predates the mortgage, a foreclosure sale will not end the lease. Where the occupancy began after the mortgage was tape-recorded, the renters still have specific rights regarding alert of the foreclosure action, the foreclosure sale and any notification of eviction. Read the Law: Md. Code, Real Residential Or Commercial Property § 7-105.