Quote Quoting adjusterjack
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Sorry, but where you stand is that your rental agreement is terminated by the foreclosure.

Once the bank has the property back, your lease is gone and the bank will just file for eviction if you don't leave when you are told to do so. Generally, you'll gt 30 days notice. The bank might give you more but the federal law requiring 90 days expired in 2014 and has not been renewed.

You might have a cause of action to sue the person you rented from if you suffer any actual financial loss like emergency moving and/or storage costs, but good luck collecting from that person even if you win.

It's unfortunate that you've been stepped on like this but the reality is that foreclosure eliminates any rights you had to occupy the property.
Doesn't the bank have to honor the original lease at least? Obviously not the sublease that goes beyond the original lease, but the original lease?