For renters in California, foreclosures have been particularly baffling and vexing.
Even in places where renters are supposed to be protected from eviction, they often end up getting kicked out of places where they have been paying rent for years. Some financial institutions have used legally required notices of foreclosure sale as attempts to improperly evict tenants.
And when they do stay in bank-owned properties, tenants complain that the banks often don't ma...
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