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Old 01-20-2006, 07:08 PM
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foreclosure question re: storage building


What is the name of your state? Tennessee


House foreclosed last week sold at auction. I have an storage building that belongs to my mom, since it is portable can I remove it from property?
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Old 01-20-2006, 07:13 PM
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House foreclosed last week sold at auction. I have an storage building that belongs to my mom, since it is portable can I remove it from property?
Is it 'attached' to the property in any way?? If so, how?
And what did the mortgage holder say when you asked them permission to enter THEIR property to get it??
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Old 01-20-2006, 07:36 PM
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Not attached to anything, just portable building sitting on blocks. Not heard from anyone since sell, a friend bought house but mistake during auction and now sending her check back. She said okay to remove building. Century 21 wanting key to house. If I remove building without asking mortgage company with personal belongings can I get in trouble?
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If I remove building without asking mortgage company with personal belongings can I get in trouble?
Yep. Anything from trespass to theft.
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