Tenants after a sale
Possession and tenant protections after foreclosure or other forced sale.
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- Code of Civil Procedure § 1161a
Removing an occupant who stays after a three-day written notice to quit once the property was sold, including at a foreclosure or trustee’s sale.
- Code of Civil Procedure § 1161b
A month-to-month or periodic tenant in possession when the property is sold in foreclosure must receive 90 days’ written notice to quit.
- Civil Code § 2924.8
The notice to residents that is posted on the property and mailed with the notice of sale.
- Code of Civil Procedure § 715.010
Enforcing a judgment for possession of real property with a writ of possession.
- Code of Civil Procedure § 715.020
How the levying officer serves the writ of possession on an occupant or posts it on the property.
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Law & regulations · California
California Code of Civil Procedure
California Code of Civil Procedure — CHAPTER 4. Summary Proceedings for Obtaining Possession of Real Property in Certain Cases 1159-1179a
2026-09-24
Guidance & procedures · California
FDIC PTFA examination manual
2026-09-26
Guidance & procedures · California
Landlord/Tenant Guide 2026 Edition — dre
2026-09-27
Guidance & procedures · California
Landlord/Tenant Guide 2026 Edition — dre (Spanish edition / Edición en español)
2026-09-27
Guidance & procedures · California
Public Law 111-203 including PTFA amendments
2026-09-26
Guidance & procedures · California
Public Law 111-22 including PTFA
2026-09-26
Guidance & procedures · California
Public Law 115-174 including PTFA restoration
2026-09-26
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