By Kyle Chezum Updated on 10/19/2010
When wrongful evictions take place, the evicted homeowners may find themselves out of luck if new owners have already purchased the foreclosed home. Reverse rulings on some foreclosed properties have transferred titles back to the original residents of those properties, even after properties have been sold. This practice is creating tension between new owners and "rightful" owners.
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