Many homeowners are being foreclosed upon at a record rate. Some banks will do anything to keep lenders from being foreclosed upon. If you are receiving notices of a pending foreclosure then perhaps you have thought about packing your bags and heading for greener pastures. This may not be the best choice however. I would look into any and all programs that are designed to keep you in your home and away from a foreclosure.
If however foreclosure is your only option then where else can you go? Some people have considered buying a mobile home outright and just live in there while their financial stresses ease out. Others have considered selling their home before the foreclosure process can begin. While many may not be successful at that it is still worth a shot.
Since you are moving after a foreclosure then your credit will probably be not that great and it will be hard for you to rent an apartment. If that is the case try and see if there is any government assistance programs for you to take advantage of. You want to get on the best footing as quickly as possible and to do this you may need to take a hand out or two. Do not consider them a hand out as you paid your taxes and rather consider them to be a hand up.
When you do move make sure all the property you want to keep is out of the home. Any property left is considered abandoned and therefore you forfeited your right to it and anyone who passes by can seize it. Do not let this happen with your furniture or other prize possessions.
Also keep in mind that you are still legally liable for what the state of the home is when it is seized by the bank. If there is excessive amounts of damage or theft of fixtures or other parts of the property that would normally be considered part of the home then you could be sued by the bank who took over your home for any damages. You want to leave your home with some dignity so try and leave your home in the best shape possible.
Perhaps you can have an auction of all the items you do not wish to take with you to help pay for a new apartment or smaller home. This is a great way to start generating some cash that you can use to rebuild your life. You should always consider this to be a new beginning and not the end of your life.