Your current state is Virginia
Over the years our community of 162 homes is currently about 44% majority owned by rental companies. Our rental properties are where we are seeing the majority of our issues, after sorting and doing some statistics of issues/complaints. Is it possible for us to make an amendment to limit the number... Read more »
I moved in my apartment complex on December 19 of 2019 each year. My lease has run from January 1 to December 31 of each year. In 2021 I renewed my lease in October for the 2022 year, I didn't receive a copy of the renewal. The tenants received letters in December Advising that in January... Read more »
I went into foreclosure due to divorce in 2020 my house was sold and I recieved a release of mortgage(from the VP of my mortgage company signed by a notary public) and an account paid in full letter only to find out I had a deficiency on the balance. My mortgage company admitted years later they... Read more »
answered on Feb 3, 2023
This is a little more complicated.
Was the discharge recorded? Do you have the written acknowledgment of payment in full? Did you rely on those representations when closing on the transaction? Did you get a 1099 showing the write off?
If ALL of the above is true, you have a pretty... Read more »
Admin has full time job and doesn't like idea of lock box and wants to be sure time spent showing is for capable buyers. Is requiring Lender Pre-approval Letter and bank-issued Proof of Cash Reserves before scheduling a viewing unreasonable?
If not, and apply to all transferable warranties on a home, how does the indpdnt admin of an estate go about finding out what appliances in the home are subject to transfer? Must they call all manufactures of the appliances to check?
answered on Feb 3, 2023
Appliance warranties usually run from the original date of sale of the appliance, regardless of how many owners. Most appliances have a date of manufacture somewhere on them. Commonly, new home builders give a notebook containing all of the appliance warranties for the home to the new owner,... Read more »
Assuming they indicate owner is Estate of deceased.
answered on Feb 3, 2023
You may close at any title company. You should have your letters of administration which grants you the authority.
Some websites claim it must be 90% of appraised value and buyer must put 10% down with no contingencies.
answered on Feb 3, 2023
There are not specific contract terms other than listing the true owners name. Most often you will be acting for “ The Estate of ____” so that language may be necessary.
I live in an apartment complex. I am looking to file a claim at the Small Claims Court against my landlord/property manager for failing to stop my neighbor's dog from barking after more than 4 months. The dog barks almost daily and over 90% of the time it barks from over 10 minutes to as long... Read more »
answered on Feb 2, 2023
You don't say but I am guessing that your neighbor is also a tenant of the same landlord? If so, if you have set it up properly, you can sue the landlord for breaching their duty to provide you with quiet enjoyment of your tenancy. You can also, and should, report the noise problem to... Read more »
Policy. I received a check from my insurance company with his name and mine on it. So I can't deposit it without him endorsing it. He had me come to his office and sign my title over, so he could sell my burned place to some Mexicans who are going to rebuild the mobile home. He told me I had... Read more »
Live in Pearland, TX. The neighbor built a fence on my property, I told her that the property was mine and I did not give her permission. I then sent an encroachment notification letter demanding the fence be removed and she posted it to tiktok and did not redact the legal description of the... Read more »
It’s going to be the end of our lease in April and I will be moving out but my roommate wants to stay and renew the contract. Will also be getting new roommates. The renting company will not be giving me my deposit back because the lease is continuing but my roommate doesn’t want to pay me my... Read more »
When my parents got divorced, My mom agreed to the terms of the divorce and lowered the amount she would receive, as long as the terms included everything that my father owned, excluding his house and a couple businesses he owned,would be put under my name. My father agreed, signed everything into... Read more »
Looking into buying property from family. The home was purchased when my grandparents were married so it was community property 50/50. In his will, Grandpa left his 50% to my Grandmother through lifetime Usufruct- with my dad as the naked owner to be inherited. The property has gone through... Read more »
My complex did not have accessible fire extinguishers in our unit or around our building for the first 2 years I lived in the complex. They just recently came in and checked our smoke alarms which I've only seen them do once in the 3 years now I have been here, and provided us with our first... Read more »
He took some clothes and personal items, haven’t heard from him. We share two children and have been together 18 years. The home is in my name only and he says he has the right to come back because it’s his legal residence. He left so do I have to legally evict him?
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