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Can a landlord collect rent if the house is in foreclosure?

A person signing a check with a pen.

While the number of homeowners facing eviction has been reduced in recent years as cases have been resolved, there still remain properties that remain in the foreclosure process.  In many of these cases, the files have sat in the court, untouched and unmoved, as creditor banks decide which properties are worth (and not worth) foreclosing […]

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How Evictions Work: The Eviction Process in NYC from Beginning to End

Two men in disagreement over an eviction notice.

Commercial tenants have interests that are significantly different from residential tenants.  Whereas no one wants to be uprooted and have to move unless by choice, residential tenants, in a sense, have less to worry about.  Sure, a residential tenant facing eviction has to find a place and has to incur the cost of moving.  Commercial […]

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