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Tenants and the reversion of the house: What are my rights?

just moved into a house (2 days) of Florida and the same day suspicious documents were addressed to the owner of certain lawyers. I called the realtor who rented the house for me to express my concerns and suggested I look into the public records of Palm Beach County for a lis pendens. Indeed, there was a Lis Pendens filed on May 28, 2008 for the house. I just paid my first month's rent and signed the lease. The estate agent claims no knowledge of foreclosure. His only comment was that if the execution a mortgage goes, I have to pay rent and can only wait until the bank asks me to exclude the left. What are my legal rights in this situation? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Obviously, the landlord has not paid the mortgage with rent payments and the lender did not know its existence. Ask the seller to find what it is and the lender send a letter stating that you rent the place now and rent a copy of your lease. The lender will notify you when you start to pay rent directly to them cos', the lender can repossess the car at some point, but not salaries owner. Of course, they will collect the money legally through a lawsuit. In addition, the lender can only block and drive without negotiation.

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