u/svethros

[Landlord US-CA] Purchased occupied property, eviction process.

California: Purchased occupied property, eviction process.

Location: California

The property was foreclosed, owner died in 2020 with a home loan on the property and defaulted in 2023, recorded with a judgement to the bank.

I see in 2025 a Trustees deed upon sale to the bank from the default servicing corporation to the bank.

Two homes on one APN, occupied.

One with occupants having lived there more than 1 year (let's call this person W) and the second less than one year (let's call this person C).

This is my fist time starting an eviction and my questions are:

I have yet to speak or meet with W / C, no contact at all.

I'd prefer not to go to court, I will likely be offering cash for keys but I'm not sure if that will work. So:

  • What papers will I be serving them?

60 day notice?

I can see on the pre-lim paperwork that W filed in 2024 these records:

Affidavit of death, and Quit Claim deed.

This person is stating an executor of the deceased and claiming their property.

What does this entail for me?

I have reached out to local real estate attorneys, have not heard back yet.

Thank you.

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u/svethros — 2 days ago

California: Purchased occupied property, eviction process.

Location: California

The property was foreclosed, owner died in 2020 with a home loan on the property and defaulted in 2023, recorded with a judgement to the bank.

I see in 2025 a Trustees deed upon sale to the bank from the default servicing corporation to the bank.

Two homes on one APN, occupied.

One with occupants having lived there more than 1 year (let's call this person W) and the second less than one year (let's call this person C).

This is my fist time starting an eviction and my questions are:

I have yet to speak or meet with W / C, no contact at all.

  • What papers will I be serving them?

60 day notice?

I can see on the pre-lim paperwork that W filed in 2024 these records:

Affidavit of death, and Quit Claim deed.

This person is stating an executor of the deceased and claiming their property.

What does this entail for me?

I have reached out to local real estate attorneys, have not heard back yet.

Thank you.

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u/svethros — 2 days ago