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Old 10-05-2005, 06:55 AM
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How much time do i have after Sherriff Sale?

What is the name of your state? Ohio

Ok, i am sure this question as come up before, i searched through some of the threads to seek the answer before asking the question, and i couldn't find any specific info.

Ok, BK was discharged and the house was included. Foreclosure process has begun, just waiting for the notice of the Sherriff sale. Ok, what i want to know, is how much time do i have to stay here once the sale has been done. I have heard (i repeat heard) that i can delay that process by forcing them to go through the eviction process, which would buy me more time. Can someone please give me a clearer answer about this? I tried to ask my attny, but they are never in their office, and they haven't returned my calls. I don't know why, i am assuming that because the BK is done, their job is done.
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Old 10-05-2005, 07:13 AM
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Q: I have heard (i repeat heard) that i can delay that process by forcing them to go through the eviction process, which would buy me more time.

A: True; the sheriff will be out there to put your stuff and you on the street and then you will owe even more money.
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Old 10-05-2005, 07:39 AM
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Q: I have heard (i repeat heard) that i can delay that process by forcing them to go through the eviction process, which would buy me more time.

A: True; the sheriff will be out there to put your stuff and you on the street and then you will owe even more money.

A simple yes or no that is not true would have been sufficient. Thanks
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Old 10-05-2005, 12:07 PM
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6-9 months depending on lender & state

You cannot delay the inevitable. You have 6-9 months of redemption until the sherrif will physically remove you. If the house is vacant, the redemption period ends and your redemption is expired/ over.
Move on... good luck
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Old 10-07-2005, 05:38 AM
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You cannot delay the inevitable. You have 6-9 months of redemption until the sherrif will physically remove you. If the house is vacant, the redemption period ends and your redemption is expired/ over.
Move on... good luck

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Okay, so when does the redemption period begin? Does it begin when the foreclosure is started? Or from the date of the relief of stay? The only reason i want to know is because winter is coming, and i want to stay here as long as i can cause i don't have anywhere to move just yet.
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