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I am the President of my 12 unit HOA in Wisconsin. We have an indoor garage with 12 spots. Recently one owner likely scratched another owner's car. The victim owner, also a board member, wants to install a camera in the garage to record at all times. Our garage is completely... View More 
They didn’t put the fence back what can I do
answered on Jul 26, 2024
You can hire a fence contractor to replace your fence or you can do it yourself. If they can successfully sell the shed and recover more than the amount you owe plus the cost of repossession (including the removal of the fence) and cost of the sale, you may be entitled to any additional proceeds.
Please let me know if personal guarantees requested by hard money lenders, for the purchase of fix and flip investment properties, purchased in the name of an LLC, are legally enforceable. Thank you
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
In California, it is generally legal for hard money lenders to request personal guarantees for the purchase of fix and flip investment properties. This is a common practice to mitigate the lender's risk, especially when the property is purchased in the name of an LLC. The personal guarantee... View More
I have lived in my apartment for 7 months and i have signed 2 leases during that time (my lease is for 12months). The second time i sign lease it was due to the property being sold to a new owner, which it was sold again to a new owner (who i have no information about). Since my complex was sold 3x... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2024
No, you are not required to sign a new lease.
If the new owner purchased the complex with prior knowledge of your lease, the new owner can simply step into the shoes of the old owner as your landlord under the terms and conditions of your current lease.
The new owner may ask you to... View More
This was not in the bylaws when we bought and was added without a member vote
We were ok with it until they started making peanut butter then they removed 90% of trees along our property line and put another building up and now they are roasting peanuts with the smoke stack less then 50 feet from our property. We have to keep our doors and windows closed. Cars and shops... View More
My Dad had land that was bought by a distant uncle in a tax sale in SC (1998). The property was not redeemed within in the time frame. My brother and I were not notified, and my uncle claimed the land and is now the grantee. My Dad had health issues, so not sure if he was aware of the situation.... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
You will need to hire a SC attorney that handles real property litigation. A trial may occur which will require at least the defendants' presence.
I am an unnamed defendant in a UD that default judgment was given due to improperly served, We never got the summons and a 60 day notice was posted without any reason or complaint as to why and due to property that is in an open probate case, owner ship and anthing else having to do with property... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
Under California law, handling the specifics of getting a court to vacate a default judgment based on improper service can be complex. As an unnamed defendant in an unlawful detainer (UD) case, you will need to gather evidence proving that you were never properly served with the summons. This... View More
A default judgment was entered on myself and another without being served the summons as stated in file. I can prove when a classifed letter was sent and stayed in warehouse for weeks. I don't fall under the guidelines of landlord tenant because Myself and another never had a rental agreement... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
To correct a default judgment in California based on improper service and not falling under the guidelines of California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) 1161, you need to file a motion to set aside the default judgment. Begin by gathering all your evidence, including proof of when and how you were... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
Apparently you have not interest in the property except possession. The owner can sue you for possession.
I sold a house trailer 5 years ago the buyer has not moved the trailer off of my property or has transfered title to their name. I have contacted several times and have either got the run around or never would hear from them. I want to know what I can do. I have heard I can charge them rent or... View More
I need a guest clause for a non-stabilized lease. What is the minimum number of days, overnight guests, consecutive?
Can you restrict the number of guests staying at one time? This is for a two-bedroom apartment. There is one tenant, one occupant with a child on the lease, and many guests... View More
HOA filed compliant judicial foreclosure of lien and damages for balance owed. I can pay outstanding balance and plan to answer the complaint. Will court be necessary? Will payment end the process?
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answered on Jul 25, 2024
Hire a GA lawyer today. HOA intends to take your condo. It is too serious for you deal with. You knew you had to make the HOA happy when you bought the place.
Our primary residence is on the market in Saint Johns County FL. We received an offer from a perspective Buyer yesterday. In my discussion with our Sellers Agent I stated that I would like a couple of minor changes on our counter offer, such as changing the Risk of Loss percentage from 1.5% to 3%.... View More
My husband changed his name when he became a us citizen and we never changed the name on the deed of trust. My husband and I are owners of the property. What forms do I need to submit to the Jefferson county Clerk to correct the first name on the deed of trust.
I purchased a new construction two years ago in November. Our new neighbors were having a survey done to determine the property line and found out that our driveway was built over our property line onto theirs. We were never told of the exact property lines and now feel lied to about the actual... View More
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