system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
My home is going into Sheriff's Sale

Like the title says my home is going into sheriff's sale. Its over half way into the semester at this point. The sale is to take place 12/6, which is very fast. I have a presentation to give Thursday, as well as a mid term. I also have a quiz tomorrow.  I'm not doing terrible in my classes. I am actually doing quite well. 

I'm asking for advice on what to do. My thoughts are to take withdraws across the board or ask for incompletes. If I get the incompletes I at least will not fall behind and will not have wasted my tuition. Howerver, I do not know what is more appropriate in this situation.

I haven't spoken to my mother yet, the homeowner,  my thoughts are to not ask for incompletes/withdraws until I have. For all I know she may be talking to a lawyer, but I doubt it. So, until I speak with my mother and find out her plan. I should carry on with my studies for now. Study for the Signals and Systems quiz tomorrow and start the work for my E&M and Clinic presentation. 

What are the thought's of Reddit?
gpt
IF the sale is already going in Dec, your mom will have to act fast to prevent it, and she will NEED a lawyer.  Don't withdraw until you talk to your school and tell them you need emergency housing. What is your mom planning to do if you end up homeless? At this point, your priority should be staying in school. They will have the resources to at least help you find a shelter, if not sign you up for the dorms for next semester. 
First, talk to your best professor and ask them what steps you need to take. It will probably include talking to your department chair. Then go to student services or student life or the student crisis hotline and tell them you may be homeless and don't know what to do next. 
You don't say how old you are or whether you are grad or undergrad. But your school should want to keep you, it's just a matter of knocking on enough office doors until you find the person that knows how.  Start by telling your advisor and work from there. 
And find out how your mom expects to live if your house is gone in 3 weeks.