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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: 3 day or 60 day??? Posted by Kristine-CA on May 05, 2009 at 10:34 PM In Reply to: 3 day or 60 day??? posted by Lughead on May 05, 2009 at 5:24 PM Putting aside probate, heirs and other projections.....what about a serious offer of cash for keys? I've had better luck with cash for keys than with any eviction, to be sure. IMO, which is just that, opinion, heirs (who are not owners, no doubt about it) get 60 days (tenants notice). The time it would take to validate your claim that they are the owners (should they object to a 3 day notice) would make moot any grand schemes about treating them like owners. Look at cash for keys with an appropriate consideration amount. The real question is: do you want the property back in less than 60 days or don't you? And then, what's that 60 days worth to you? Kristine : 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: 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) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Putting aside probate, heirs and other projections.....what about a serious offer of cash for keys? I've had better luck with cash for keys than with any eviction, to be sure. : IMO, which is just that, opinion, heirs (who are not owners, no doubt about it) get 60 days (tenants notice). The time it would take to validate your claim that they are the owners (should they object to a 3 day notice) would make moot any grand schemes about treating them like owners. : Look at cash for keys with an appropriate consideration amount. The real question is: do you want the property back in less than 60 days or don't you? And then, what's that 60 days worth to you? Kristine : : : 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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