My question involves an eviction in the state of: Illinois
Synopsis:
I live in an apartment on the property of a synagogue which I maintain. Under my unwritten agreement with the synagogue, I have no financial responsibility in the way of rent or utilities and receive a very modest salary. There is no lease with the synagogue although they have referred to me as a "tenant" in writing. The synagogue has been in financial decline and has been unable to keep up it's mortgage. The bank holding the mortgage has has initiated foreclosure proceedings on the property (approximately 3 months ago). The synagogue has agreed to terms with the bank to vacate the property. A member of the synagogue board has only just told me (via an email and phone conversation with a secretary) that I will need to leave the property in three days when they vacate the premises since they will discontinue paying insurance and utilities. Personal negotiations to continue as property caretaker for the bank have failed and the bank is now telling me (also by phone) that if I do not vacate the property within three weeks, they will name me on the foreclosure, damaging my credit.
Questions:
1. Legally, am I a tenant with the rights that would entail?
2. Can the synagogue force me to leave on 72 hours notice?
If the answer to (1.) is yes,...
3. Can the bank name a non-mortgage holding tenant in a foreclosure action?
4. If the answer to (3.) is yes, what are the repercussions/consequences for being named?
5. In the event I fail to comply with the synagogue and bank's demands and remain on the property, what does the eviction process look like?
a. What are the ancillary consequences of being evicted (credit, future property buying/renting, etc)
b. Does the bank have to give me notice (e.g. 30 days, 90 days)?
c. Are there any steps I might take to delay eviction (with/without legal representation)?
d. What's an educated guesstimate on how long might my ultimate eviction might be delayed?
Beyond being a property caretaker, I'm a full-time student who just lost his only income source. If my sad situation encourages any bright legal mind to offer assistance answering any or all of the above questions, I would be most incredibly grateful. Thanks in advance

