illinois evictions and foreclosures

illinois evictions and foreclosures

Anonymous	12/31/2003 3:46:51 AM
hello i bought a property at foreclosure last week and i went to check out the property and the old owners are still living there! what recourse legal or otherwise do i have. i assume that they are trespassing because i own the property and did not give them permission to be there. can i have them arrested or removed? someone told me i may have to do an eviction, this doesn't make sense. they are not my tenants and i agreed to no lease with them. one of them answered the door and told me they would be out in 3 weeks but i want them out now. if i can't get them out immediately, is this promise to move out in 3 weeks binding and can i have them removed in 21 days? please to help.



Mary Charles	12/31/2003 6:10:10 AM
In article <8f853a43954e01dbe97aa74c8c554c76@ecn.org>, Anonymous <cripto@ecn.org> wrote: hello i bought a property at foreclosure last week and i went to check out the property and the old owners are still living there! what recourse legal or otherwise do i have. i assume that they are trespassing because i own the property and did not give them permission to be there. can i have them arrested or removed? someone told me i may have to do an eviction, this doesn't make sense. they are not my tenants and i agreed to no lease with them. one of them answered the door and told me they would be out in 3 weeks but i want them out now. if i can't get them out immediately, is this promise to move out in 3 weeks binding and can i have them removed in 21 days? please to help. hmm...it seems I remember something that they have some grace period in which to pay the taxes even though it was sold. I had a similar problem when my Mom died and while handling the estate and selling the property, we found she hadn't paid the tax and the side lot was sold, but when we paid the tax the sale was negated as I remember. I could be remembering this poorly as it was 11 years ago and the real estate broker and our attorney took care of things. -- Mary



Mr. C	12/31/2003 7:35:43 AM
Mary Charles <Maryc@motherhouse.org> wrote: hmm...it seems I remember something that they have some grace period in which to pay the taxes even though it was sold. Yes.



Anonymous	1/2/2004 1:59:49 PM
Mr. C <crabbyREMOVETHISpants@ameritech.net> wrote: Mary Charles <Maryc@motherhouse.org> wrote: Yes. but these are not paying anything, they are just stalling and staying in the house as long as they can. i cant believe that they can just stay and not have to pay anything. can i wait till they leave the house than go in?



Mr. C	1/2/2004 7:04:01 AM
Anonymous <cripto@ecn.org> wrote: i cant believe that they can just stay and not have to pay anything. can i wait till they leave the house than go in? Get a lawyer, you fool.



Mark Anderson	1/2/2004 12:29:17 PM
In article cripto@ecn.org says... but these are not paying anything, they are just stalling and staying in the house as long as they can. i cant believe that they can just stay and not have to pay anything. can i wait till they leave the house than go in? You don't have to wait. Here's what you do, follow this advice. Get a shotgun, go to the house, ring the doorbell and fire one round in the air to get their attention. Then load a second round and scream as loud as you can, "Get out of my house you god damn freeloaders!" Fire the second round into the door lock. I guarantee anyone left in the house will have run out the back door.



John Rappe	1/3/2004 7:49:06 AM
Mark Anderson wrote: In article cripto@ecn.org says... You don't have to wait. Here's what you do, follow this advice. Get a shotgun, go to the house, ring the doorbell and fire one round in the air to get their attention. Then load a second round and scream as loud as you can, "Get out of my house you god damn freeloaders!" Fire the second round into the door lock. I guarantee anyone left in the house will have run out the back door. And then you'll really need a lawyer.



"Bob"	1/5/2004 1:00:34 AM
Start the eviction as soon as you have court confirmation of the sale, don't wait for their promises. Make sure to insure the house while they still live there. "Anonymous" <cripto@ecn.org> wrote in message news:8f853a43954e01dbe97aa74c8c554c76@ecn.org... hello i bought a property at foreclosure last week and i went to check out the property and the old owners are still living there! what recourse legal or otherwise do i have. i assume that they are trespassing because i own the property and did not give them permission to be there. can i have them arrested or removed? someone told me i may have to do an eviction, this doesn't make sense. they are not my tenants and i agreed to no lease with them. one of them answered the door and told me they would be out in 3 weeks but i want them out now. if i can't get them out immediately, is this promise to move out in 3 weeks binding and can i have them removed in 21 days? please to help.

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