Your question is someone difficult due to all the abbreviations. Whoever is the current title holder can decide who he wants to lease to and if that person wants you off then that is a possibility. You need to go to a real estate attorney in your area and have your lease and the documents that... View More

You need to talk to a foreclosure defense attorney in your area about this. If you have any ability to keep the property you will need to open a probate to have the property transferred to your name after the deed is recorded. If you cannot afford to keep the property you still can sell it if... View More

This is a tax question, you should discuss this with your tax professional

F.S. 715.104 speaks to property left in premises by former tenant. You should send a letter giving your former roommate at least 15 days to remove the property. If no response or no removal and the value of the property is less than $500 you can dispose if it as you wish. If more than $500 F.S.... View More

I would agree that the lease needs to be reviewed prior to answering this question, but I surely wouldn't just hand over $3K to them just because they say so. particularly under today's circumstances. No telling whether they will really do anything to collect this. I would also assume... View More

Wills are not intended to last forever. They should be reviewed and updated at least every 5 years or so, particularly as in this case there is a change of status. There are laws that can be confusing in the interpretation of the intent of the deceased person who has chosen not to update a will... View More

That may depend on whether the judgment was a lien on the real property. In order for the judgment to be a lien on real property you have to have had recorded a certified copy of the judgment on the public records in the county where the property is located. This serves as a lien with limited... View More

Sounds like you need another real estate broker. I don't know what the terms of the agreement you have with this broker but if you are allowing someone to reside there as a guest you should not owe anything unless the agreement speaks to that contingency.

The Seller should have realized this was an error, and if a nice guy may return it otherwise it should not have been released from escrow if the conditions weren't met so talk to your attorney, someone should be responsible for this error. If your attorney sweeps it under the rug try getting... View More

You can take title however you want, tenants by the entireties is just another option is you are married

You should hire a probate attorney to assist you. Normally assets such as life insurance policies, and retirement accounts, such as IRA accounts and 401k allow the owner of the account to name beneficiaries and these assets pass outside of an estate to the named beneficiary. If there is no named... View More

Under Florida Law if you are month to month you have to given not less than 15 day notice prior to the end of the rental period that tenancy is terminated. So if you received proper notice the tenancy is terminated as of the end of April, 2020 assuming you have a month to month that starts on the... View More

You should also do a partnership like agreement with your boyfriend. This can reference the agreement to make a will that he should also implement to protect your interest in the property for your children and specify your interest in the property should things not work out and one or both of you... View More

The question is what mortgage was of record first. From your question alone you should not even consider buying property out of foreclosure without an attorney to do a title search and represent you. It is not uncommon for an inexperienced person to buy a property out of foreclosure only to find... View More

Suspension of rent only applies to those renting from Federal Housing Authority. Not paying your private landlord not only means you can be charged a late fee but you can be evicted for non payment of rent. The eviction may not be able to be finalized until this is over but that does not mean it... View More

Mortgages are in the priority of time. So a first mortgage would be first in time. If you have satisfied the original first or second in time mortgage(s) they are are no longer liens on your home and are no longer mortgages. So the next mortgage you put on your home would be considered at this... View More

Turning the power off alone is a constructive eviction under Florida Law. You should consult with an attorney experienced in landlord tenant matters in your area as soon as feasible.

If your Wisconsin Will was executed in conformity with Florida law it will be valid. If it is a self proving will that portion would also need to be executed in conformity with Florida Law. If it is not a self proving will then the will could not be admitted to probate unless one of the witnesses... View More

Usually the deed is recorded after the proceeds are disbursed. It is now possible to record deeds electronically so they are submitted for recording. You will need to check with your attorney representing you in this transaction as to your concerns of protecting the transfer of title.

You are confusing what the President has authority to do on the federal level and what happens on the state level. The no evictions most likely only pertains to housing managed by the Federal Housing Authority what happens to private individual rentals on the state matter is a different story and... View More