How long after foreclosure do I have until I have to be out of my house?

October 22nd, 2009 by Jarad S.

Question: How long after foreclosure do I have until I have to be out of my house?

Answer: -Well it depends on your states laws as to how much time you have until you have to vacate your home.  If you live in a trust deed state where the redemption period is before the auction, then you’ll have a few weeks to a month to leave your home.  If you live in a state where foreclosure is filed judicially, typically the redemption period is after the auction so again depending on your states laws and redemption period after foreclosure, it could be a few months up to six months.

The best way to find out how long after foreclosure until you have to be out of your home is to call up a title company and ask them or you can visit your State Laws page and see when you redemption period is.

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