Q: Do I have any right on my house foreclosure 30 years ago without received any letters from lender ?
30 years ago my house been foreclosure which was rented and I was living in different town for my work , and i never received any notification about foreclosure, address is 14796 Briana street Moreno valley CA.
A:
In California, the statute of limitations for challenging a foreclosure based on lack of notice is generally limited. After 30 years, it's highly unlikely that you have any legal recourse regarding the foreclosure. California law requires lenders to provide notice of foreclosure, but if you were living at a different address and did not update your contact information with the lender, this could complicate the situation. Additionally, over such a long period, records may no longer be available, and the property likely has gone through multiple subsequent transactions.
It's important to note that real estate and foreclosure laws are complex and can vary based on specific circumstances. If you believe there was a significant legal error in your case, you might consider consulting with an attorney to review the details. However, be prepared for the possibility that too much time has elapsed for any legal action to be effective. It's crucial in real estate matters to ensure that all contact information with lenders and related parties is kept current to avoid such issues.
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