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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] 3 day or 60 day??? Posted by Lughead on May 05, 2009 at 5:24 PM Hello In CA ... trustor dies Home goes to Trustee Sale. occupants are the descendants of the former trustor is a 3 day notice appropriate since they are relatives of the former owner? or a 60 day notice ... even though they are not paying anyone and do not have a rental agreement? rather than merely suggest a 60 day out of abundance of caution ... please include your thought process in the answer and any code section you think would be germane ... Rick or others - are there any probate related landmines that might be lurking or are they non-issues as the foreclosing deed of trust is prior to the date of death? thank you in advance for your thoughtful insights Lughead Follow Ups: Re: 3 day or 60 day??? Kristine-CA 10:34 PM, 05/05/09 (5) Cash for Keys Tom 6:23 AM, 05/06/09 (4) Re: Cash for Keys Kristine-CA 7:30 AM, 05/06/09 (3) They get the cash after they're loaded Tom 1:51 PM, 05/06/09 (2) Re: They get the cash after they're loaded Kristine-CA 4:51 PM, 05/07/09 (0) My experience is... Rick, the Probate Guy 7:36 AM, 05/07/09 (0) Re: 3 day or 60 day??? Rick, the Probate Guy 7:12 PM, 05/05/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Hello : In CA ... : trustor dies : Home goes to Trustee Sale. : occupants are the descendants of the former trustor : is a 3 day notice appropriate since they are relatives of the former owner? : or a 60 day notice ... even though they are not paying anyone and do not have a rental agreement? : rather than merely suggest a 60 day out of abundance of caution ... please include your thought process in the answer and any code section you think would be germane ... : Rick or others - are there any probate related landmines that might be lurking or are they non-issues as the foreclosing deed of trust is prior to the date of death? : thank you in advance for your thoughtful insights : Lughead [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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