A question about houses?

If your house goes for closure and the bank buys it can you keep the items in it? Like your ping pong table and your 72 inch plasma tv?

Answers:
foreclosure law varies from state to state but your stuff usually remains your stuff unless you leave it behind and give the mortgage company reason to believe it has been abandoned. in most cases anything left behind determined to have significant value could be placed in storage and then disposed of in accordance with state law at a later date. hope this helps
the bank only has title to the real property not the personal property...that yours to take, unless its attached to the structure.
The bank has no claim on your personal property, only the real property (house and land) that secured the loan.

But if you don't leave when you're supposed to, your personal property on the premises can be confiscated.
Usually you keep all personal items, the bank just gets the deed to the property
Yes

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