If something is left at your house after 30 days does it become yours?
923136
This same thing happened to me once and here is what you do:\nSend them a CERTIFIED LETTER that proves that they personally signed for. This only costs 60 cents.\nTell them in the letter they have left the stuff for so many days and now you are giving them TEN DAYS to inform you that they are making an attempt to make arrangements to pick up the stuff or it will be disposed of.\nThen they can't sue you.
714277
If it is expired then throw it out.  It would no longer be effective in helping you if you were to take it for something.  Flush them down the toilet.
367616
you should hand it in, but if nobody claims it (i think for 28 days) then you are entitled to it!
1167182
As they say, Possession is nine tenths of the law, not majority rules. Basically they have told you to get out, but they have nothing to back that request up right? If they want you out so that they can sell the house and split the money that is fine, let them know that you will make sure that the house is presentable and available to show, and once the sale goes through you will move. Until that time let them know that you are not leaving.
234013
until they go out of business.\n\nusually this can be a week, or a month, or until all the inventory is almost gone.  depends on the owner.
195338
Your rights are dependant on what is says in the original signed contract. If it states that the original owner has a right to come onto the property for a specified amount of time, to remove his left items, then that is legal up until that date at which point everything left after that date (unless specified in contract) becomes property of new owner and you could file trespass and theft charges against him. If he was supposed to have removed all items as agreed in contract by specified time, and did not do so, leaving you to clean up the mess, you could very well sue him for the amount it costs to remove the items. always keep records, photos, police reports etc, as they will help you in court. This is a civil matter and should be handled in a court of law but beware because sometimes small towns have their own way of doing things, not always legally. if the person whom you bought the property from is local with connections and friends of the courts It would have to be handled in a different juristiction were there is no conflict of interest.
1060061
Technically you hold title to the house until the day of the auction. Once the auction is complete either someone bought it, or it goes back to the bank. You'll probably have about 2 weeks give or take before someone comes over to secure the property. By that I mean they will change the locks, disconnect all  utilities, put stickers on the house advising that trespassing is illegal, etc.\n\nYou won't know  until you call the mortgage company directly.
1078958
No. It's gone. Whoever bought it owns it and is under no requirement to sell it back to you. The time to do something about this was before the foreclosure sale, preferably before things reached this point. Not only that, if the lender did not recoup the money owed in the foreclosure sale, they can still come after you to collect the rest of what they are owed. And your credit rating will reflect this disaster for many years to come. Sorry.\n\nPS If this had been a tax sale (your property was sold to pay off unpaid real estate taxes) you would have had a period afterwards in which you could still buy back your property. But a foreclosure sale is permanent.
815503
Possession is the date you turn in your keys. Clean or not clean has no affect. If u had stayed over even one day without turning in keys, Landlord had no right to enter unit until 11/1, for which you gave notice, If your belongings were there. She should have tried to make contact with you. The verbal you had till 11/2 is just that, nothing at all.
81983
If you leave something on a bus or train and someone takes it to the bus driver or conductor they in turn take it to the depot where it is kept for a certain amount of time. Any where from 30 days or longer. The person that takes care of this stuff is called a property clerk. They are in charge of making sure the right person gets the belongings.
905281
If it is considered evidence they can keep it till after the trial is over. If there was no trial or the investigation is complete and you have been sentenced to jail, you get it when you get released. But if you weren't sent to jail then you should have gotten the items back already.
459385
I am NOT an attorney.  Midnight the last day the rent was paid to, unless other arrangements are made with management.  Evicted?  You may have no time. True in most states anyway.
1017584
This is state law, so it depends on your state.\nHowever, if the property is illegal it will never be returned.  If there is an ongoing investigation, they can keep the property until the case is resolved, in the event of a cold case, this could be indefinate depending on the property in question, or until the statute of limitations runs out on the crime.\n\nFor a more specific answer, the property, the reason for seizure, and the state would be required.
836130
Send him an certified mail requesting that he move his belongings out within certain period.  Say 60 days.  He has to sign for the mail, which would mean that he has been notified.\nAnd, the letter would be admissible in a court of law in case you have to go to court.\n\nVery likely, he will move out.  If he doesn't, you will have a proof that you have served him with a notification.
673227
When they leave change the locks and go on a trip. Then have the police watch your home while you are gone. Make sure you give their things to someone you trust that will give the things to your unwanted guest. It worked for me.
186204
You need to provide more information. If the item was attached by levying on the item after the judgment was not paid for 30 days, yes. If it was an item bought on lay-away and partially paid and they sued for the balance and got a judgment, yes. If the item was repossessed and foreclosed upon by proper process, and they sold it, yes.
645689
Approx. 35 yrs. \n\nThey will most probably not give you their copy. They will only give it over when in their best interest or in court order.