Your current state is Virginia
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- All owner finance payments were current
- Seller tried to forcefully move in with Buyer when their gf kicked them out for drinking. Used intimidation tactics to force Buyer to comply. Buyer stated they would only agree if... Read more »
Home is located in Mobile home Park which was recently sold new owner sent cut up check and mail and refused to accept payment or honor contract
Their daughter was living in a hotel but they are trying to help her find an apartment for her and her daughter and it’s become difficult. My fear is that she becomes a tenant. What can i do?
DON'T KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS .I AM THE LESSOR
Also, can a tenant in common ask any amount for its share where no pre-existing agreement exists betw the tenants
answered on Oct 3, 2022
Tenants In Common almost always have a right to sue for a Sale For Partition. The Court ordered Sale price is for the whole property, which is then disbursed according to the order. Each Tenant normally gets the same after expense share, although sometimes there are equitable adjustments.
Since the money paid is obviously not used for cleaning, is this charge legal? myrna@debitfire.com Thank you.
This agent is buying homes "as is" at market value then turning around and selling them for hundreds of thousands more with seller financing (presumably to people they know) to manipulate the cost of homes in a neighborhood in terms of sales comparables. Should I report this to local regulators?
A home on our street was torn down and a new home was started but only got as far as framing the house, then the progress stopped 2 years ago. The owner lives in Florida (this home is in Colorado) and the owner's son is homeless and has schizophrenia camps in the backyard. Other homeless... Read more »
answered on Oct 3, 2022
In short, it would be difficult to force the sale since you do not have an ownership interest.
Could there be other legal remedies? Potentially. You should call an attorney to check.
If the occupants are there without the landowner’s permission, it could be trespass. Again, it... Read more »
Finding out that their electric bill is almost double for the past two or three months. They were told that the loft over the garage is not included in their rent. Which they live in the house with no access to the garage and the loft. They were told they were not responsible for that property... Read more »
North Carolina doesn't recognize transfer upon death instruments, so how can I claim the house left to me?
answered on Oct 3, 2022
When it comes to real property, the law that governs it is almost always the law of the state in which it lies. So in this scenario, you need to be talking to an IL lawyer and see what needs to be done.
I had made an offer on the house and was told by My realtor that it was between me and one other if I waived the home inspection I would get the house, I asked about the roof and the realtor said that the seller said it looked good when they looked at it so now 8 months later I need a complete... Read more »
answered on Oct 3, 2022
Difficult case without the disclosure which generally depends on the exact terms of your contract and whether the seller actively concealed the condition. Worth a conversation with your closing attorney.
general liability, D&O, etc. The Board does not want to spend the money on it so is there any option I would have to "force" them to purchase it so that all members of the Association are protected and not faced with a huge special assessment if a lawsuit should occur?
we live in MD. is there a recommended how to book on becoming a squatter or information in steps I need to know to take.
i’ve documented since my initial move in april every occurrence that has happened on the property (i’ve had my car broken into and vandalized, loud parties that were not shut down despite code on a near bi weekly occurrence, maintenance failures, this weekend i had no electricity and had to... Read more »
answered on Oct 3, 2022
You have to go to Court and file a Motion to Compel Discovery. If the Order is not adhered to, then you ask for Sanctions.
I live in DeKalb, Illinois. I lost my job way back in April. I am unable to pay my real-estate tax, which is over $3,000. It's just a little late, less than a month late, and they're already talking about a "tax sale," which is basically selling the taxes to a third party who... Read more »
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answered on Oct 3, 2022
Until the divorce is finalized your wife has an interest in the property and would have to sign any deed.
I live in a low income apartment and am on lease with 3 other people. Only 3 out of 4 of us live here and on the lease, the one who doesn't live here is the tenant and we are occupants. The apartments are going under new management and some new owners as well as having some of the old owners.... Read more »
I live in a mobile home park owned by a company who sells the mobile homes and rents the lot to the buyer until it is paid off. There were two abandoned mobile homes next to mine. They have been sitting for a while and we're really run down and disgusting. Instead of paying to have them moved... Read more »
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