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Does anyone understand re-allocation of sub-tenant or an assignment in California?

I'm buying a house was in foreclosure. It contained Leasing two tenants, who had a sub-tenant. None of these three people in the house. The house went into foreclosure, then came to the sale. Both tenants have fled. The sub-tenant is now at home, I will buy without going through awards or approval to become a person in the lease or tenant. Are they a tenant? Or are squatters should only be blocked? I understand that the "sale" must take place in which, if tenants leave, the subtenant is authorized to take the lease, or start a new one, or something. Since the tenants have fled, subtenant has not paid rent, either. Thus, instead of the eviction process is clearly possible for unpaid rent, so I wonder if this person is more specifically, can not be there, and can only block out. What are they and why?

At best, they are less than one months rent per month, that allows you to give one month notice to terminate the contract or the place or stop paying rent arrears, but no matter what seems to have taken up residence, as such, are non-intrusive, the mind can not just lock this is illegal

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