Well I asked because, like, if she was presumed dead, wouldn’t the brother (or other next of kin) be able to inherit? Sure he’d take on the debt and potentially unpaid property taxes, but still, why allow a foreclosure?
If it was only a few months, though, it’s a bit unlikely that a foreclosure would happen. They’re pretty long legal processes. Especially since the house would probably be caught up in probate.
Basically the brother couldn’t afford the pay and upkeep/attention the house need. Their grandma lived there and it was her house and the house the siblings grew up in. The grandma ended up being killed by someone who hates vampires and her body was made to look like a vampire killed her. Basically people weren’t lining up to buy.
Well I asked because, like, if she was presumed dead, wouldn’t the brother (or other next of kin) be able to inherit? Sure he’d take on the debt and potentially unpaid property taxes, but still, why allow a foreclosure?
If it was only a few months, though, it’s a bit unlikely that a foreclosure would happen. They’re pretty long legal processes. Especially since the house would probably be caught up in probate.
Basically the brother couldn’t afford the pay and upkeep/attention the house need. Their grandma lived there and it was her house and the house the siblings grew up in. The grandma ended up being killed by someone who hates vampires and her body was made to look like a vampire killed her. Basically people weren’t lining up to buy.