The lease governs, and you should have had an attorney review it before signing and not signed if you did not agree with that term. Typically a new landlord steps into the shoes of the old and collects rent under the same lease terms going forward, but it sounds like you gave landlord an out and... View More

You 100% need an attorney to draft them to the specs of your deal. There is absolutely no competent way to use "forms" or stuff you find on the internet, and I agree would be an extremely poor idea likely costing you many times more in the long run than the attorney to do it right.... View More

I agree, as buyer seller pays all commissions, but really a realtors job is to find you the home. If you already found it the realtor can't do a whole lot you cannot; an attorney a lot more. You should have an attorney regardless of what you choose to do. And I agree, we routinely do... View More

Liens can be removed by them filing one piece of paper in a day. And just because the lien was RECORDED days after you paid doesn't mean it wasnt sent to the county recorder days prior; the county moves at their own pace to process docs (both recorder and Clerk of Court). The date the public... View More

Of course it's legal you signed a lease with that clause in it and will need to pay for it. ANY pest issue is your cost.

There is no law a landlord must disclose an active foreclosure as landlord is still the owner, and landlord may settle the case, get it dismissed, or modify your loan well before your lease is up. Thus no disclosure is required. Landlord cannot evict you during an active lease but if you mean the... View More

There is no law a landlord must disclose an active foreclosure as landlord is still the owner, and landlord may settle the case, get it dismissed, or modify your loan well before your lease is up. Thus no disclosure is required. Landlord cannot evict you during an active lease but if you mean the... View More

You would need to ask a TN lawyer as if the house is there then TN law applies and not Florida

She should hire a lawyer. It was a foolish move to put him on title as people on title have a right to equity in prop\perty; regardless who signed the note and mortgage. The equity is the portion beyond that. He may be entitled to half depending on who paid what maintenance and improvements on... View More

I agree a money judgment will likely be useless if borrower is bouncing checks as he/she is likely uncollectible. Foreclosure will at least get the land back so you can resell it and make the money back you lost at the least. You will need to hire an attorney.

A condo assessment is never unsecured. It is always secured by the property, meaning it must be paid off in full at closing. You can request the present balance from the association as owner, you have that right to know what you owe. You should hire a realtor and lawyer, or one that does both... View More

If your house sold and certificate of sale issued then you have no redemption rights. Right of redemption ends when the certificate of sale issues (usually same day as or day after the auction) per the below statute; it is very likely too late now.

45.0315 Right of redemption.—At any... View More

You aren't entitled to a termination fee if you signed a waiver of liquidated damages though, only to pay the full rent still owed if you breach. Landlord does not have to rerent the property at all to reduce what you owe per statute 83.595. It is one option there, IF landlord retakes... View More

All you need to do is record the judgment against the property; as long as your judgment conforms to the requirements and has the property address for Defendant in the judgment. It costs a few dollars to record the judgment. But if it is the homestead of Defendant the lien doesn't attach... View More

Generally, a notice of hearing is supposed to state what is being heard, just the title of the motion; unless the court set it and it is a case management/status conference with no specific item being heard.

You need to reach out to the county for each hearing you need assistance at per... View More

Writ of possession. You may want/need a lawyer to do this, but it should not be expensive at all.

Depends on what your listing agreement said about protection periods. While you can sign an agreement with buyer and communicate buyer's offer, sellers have no duty to do anything with it. Just like any other sale.

But if expired most protection periods only require the seller to... View More

Hire a lawyer to review your contract, no one can say on here without the docs

You need to hire a lawyer to review your contract, no one can say from one sentence without reviewing the docs

In theory yes, but third party is buying subject to the mortgage; meaning if 3rd party wants to keep the house he/she would need to pay off the mortgage. Third party and owner should hire a lawyer.