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By: Lyndsey Torp

You’ve successfully foreclosed on a commercial building in California, and, thankfully, the borrower moved out after foreclosure or after a period of tenancy. But the borrower left behind all sorts of property – furniture, filing cabinets, records, and other assorted property.  While you may be tempted to just toss it all in the dumpster, doing so may subject you to liability.  There are several statutes that you should consider when determining how to handle the abandoned property.

Statutory Options for a Landlord

A landlord-tenant relationship may arise following foreclosure if, for example, the owner of the property accepts rent from the former owner.… Read More »