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Personal property is not an issue in foreclosure proceedings. Perhaps you are confused about the definition of such. PP would be household furnishings, clothing, jewery, and so forth.

As to the time limit when the persons living in the foreclosed residence, that often depends upon the terms of the mortgage agreement and/or state statutes where the property is located. In some cases it can be as little as 30 days from the time of the eviction service or as long as a year. The final eviction notice will contain the exact date the property is to be vacated. If the order is not followed an officer of the court (usually a sheriff deputy) will remove the occupants in whatever manner is required.

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