I gather that you have a poor understanding of the process of a mortgage lien. You need to consult with an attorney near you that will encompass solutions for you to be able, with the lender's permission, sell the home. Typically this is called a "short sale" if the lender has to... View More

you are totally confused.

No ifs' ands or buts' - your husband must join in the deed to sell the house. PERIOD.

No quit claim deed will work if this is the house you called your permanent property.

Someone needs to look at your lease. But also you use the words "put out".

The 3 day notice for non-payment of rent says if you don't pay it in 3 days the landlord can start eviction proceedings. In reality the 3 day notice is the first of 4 steps. The next step is an... View More

Your landlord sounds like they either don't know the law or don't care about the law.

You cannot be put out except with a court issued writ of possession. There are some exceptions (like hotel rooms).

The only Florida 3 day notice is for non payment of rent - and that... View More

If this has not happened more than a few years ago (like two or three), the the house may still be owned by your family.

Assuming your grandfather's house was transferred by probate or deed to your relatives, then upon the passing of your parents it went to your uncle. However none of... View More

You did not mention where the bankruptcy comes into the picture.

In a foreclosure the priority of the lien of the mortgage that filed the foreclosure is the key important factor.

If the foreclosure is by the first mortgage then this foreclosure would eliminate the second mortgage if... View More

We have a lawsuit going on about this same thing. Inside the drywall (inside meaning the back of the drywall facing away from your unit) to the outside of the outer wall is owned by the Association, according to your recited document language.

Maybe you have to go thought probate - it depends on the deed you and your mother had and the wording in that deed.

An attorney should be able to quickly determine what you need to do. It could be as simple as recording a copy of your mother's death certificate.

Your language in your question is problematic.

Your husband purchased a house and you are on the deed as a grantor (that means one who sold it - grantee would be one who bought it)?

Your husband still owns the house?

If your husband bought the house during the marriage, then... View More

I have been down this road on the part of the buyer. Here is what is going to happen:

1. Title company asks for money back to pay mortgage.

2. You refuse.

3. Title company provides a title claim to the title underwriter.

4. Title underwriter attorney sends you a... View More

Month to Month tenancies can be terminated by giving written notice of termination of the tenancy to the tenant by mail or personal service (including posting on the residence front door). The notice must be provided at least 15 days prior to the next date the rent is due.

If the tenant... View More

Squatting is illegal - but not necessarily criminal. YOu need to find a real estate attorney in your location to go and file the appropriate legal action to have him removed.

Any agreement concerning real estate must be in writing, be signed by all the parties, and contain the essential terms of the agreement, generally:

Who

What

Where

When

How Much

I doubt that your text message contained all of these elements.... View More

The estimates are in line with my experience.of doing this. What seems simple is also time consuming and requires proper documentation.

An experienced real estate attorney should advise you and undertake to do this right. Any wrong move could cost you far more in real dollars and... View More

Essentially, if the builder did not put the lights there then his insurance probably wouldn't pay anyway. You putting your lights on the property would come under your insurance policy for theft of personal property. It may be made under your existing homeowners policy. Have a talk with... View More

Only the United States Post Office can change an address.

If the address was changed on the house by the landlord, alert the post office and the postmaster should handle the matter. You can also notify the local government building official

There are some facts that have to be determined, but the probable remedy is a detainer action - which is a lawsuit to remove someone in a home that is not under a lease, but his legal authority to remain there has ended.

Seek a real estate attorney in the county where the property is... View More

Without knowing more I would presume you and your ex are "co tenants" of the property, meaning you each own a divisible one-half interest.

If you can, you should try to get your ex to deed his/her portion to you. Failing that, if you moved into the house you would be paying half... View More

As others have stated, the answer is yes.

The lender has some options on how to proceed to foreclosure on the home. You acquired the home through a foreclosure sale by the HOA. The mortgage still outstanding may or may not have priority over the HOA lien. An experienced attorney can... View More

This is a relatively easy remedy. You and your wife merely need to deed the house from each of you to each of you. Sounds stupid but that is about it. You will be naming each other as husband and wife of the other in the new deed.