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Most leases provide that the lease is subordinate to any mortgage.
This means that if the landlord fails to make payments to the mortgage holder, the landlord can lose the property through a lawsuit, called a foreclosure. Since the lease is subordinate to the mortgage, the bank can disregard it and evict the tenant. Everything you need for court related issues. The Intelligent Alternative to Court. Excellent legal service at your convenience.