Can a home owner be evicted?

Answer by  luyuma (253)

The word evicted usually referrs to tenants being evicted from a rented house or apartment. A homeowner who is evicted from their home probably means their house is up for foreclosure. Also if the homeowner doesn't pay their taxes, then they would be evicted as well. If the property is unsuitable for living then they can also be evicted.

Answer by  flamiss22 (5081)

Yes they can if the person holding the mortgage or lease gets a foreclosure and the homeowner refuses to leave in the time frame given.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The owner of a property files to evict. A homeowner can be removed in the event of foreclosure, however, because by rights he is no longer the owner.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

A home owner can be evicted if you are in default of your mortgage, this will come under foreclosure. Also, if your home is in egregious violation of health or safety statutes, you can be removed from your home. You can be removed for your safety, or safety of others.