They deed it to someone else, or they die, and it transfers by operation of law or by a deed from the personal representative. You simply aren't providing enough details for this to be more useful. Perhaps you should discuss the matter with a lawyer who practices where the land is located.

Start with the purchase contract. Did it include a functioning appliance such as the one you replaced? Next, review the lease. Who was responsible for the appliance? Next, back to the purchase & sale agreement. Was there an integration clause and did the unpaid rent pass to the new owner upon... View More

You need to address that question to an insurance agent, not a lawyer.

OMG, yes. Well, actually, no. You don't need it. You want it. If the house burns to the ground as you drive away from the closing, whatever is left, including the requirement to clean up and rebuild the eyesore, is yours. If some else burns it down and goes to prison for arson for doing it,... View More

A planned unit development is usually regulated by a Master Deed or Declaration, which would show whether there is an HOA attached to the development, whether assessments can be charged, and how the amount of assessments is determined. You would need to look at that information, which is recorded... View More

You can only accomplish this by refinancing the mortgage. Now is a good time because the rates are so low.

The bank has no obligation to release the lien of the mortgage unless it was stripped in bankruptcy.

Good Luck: go see a lawyer.

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In Virginia, once the Deed of Distribution from the Estate's Executor is recorded and you are the title owner of record, you can put the property on the market for sale and must disclose the property is occupied by tenants under a month to month tenancy. If you want to terminate the month to... View More

You don't say whether or not you've signed a contract to buy the property. If you have you may have a big problem.

Make sure that obtaining a written agreement is part of the contract - that is the most important part of your transaction.

And you need a lawyer. NOT a... View More

Notice sent DURING August (unless the notice was sent August 1), then the last day is Halloween, October 31.

The Internet has been both a blessing and a curse for tenants. On the one hand, it is much, much easier to find a competitive tenancy and to get a fairly accurate idea as to the price for comparable homes. On the other hand, landlords uniformly use credit checks and eviction records to qualify... View More

Seeping of toxic vapors onto one property from another is Nuisance, and your best choice of counsel might be a lawyer who does real estate litigation. If there are resulting health concerns and medical bills, a personal injury lawyer might consider the case, but the financing model for such lawyers... View More

If the landlord and the tenant cannot reach a mutual agreement in writing to end the lease, then the lease remains in full force and effect until the end of the Lease Term.

Generally in Virginia, when there is an existing lease in place and the owner/landlord sells the premises to a buyer, the lease remains in place, the buyer assumes the rights and obligations under the existing lease, and the lease's terms remain unchanged between the new owner/landlord and the... View More

We need more facts to answer. Was she the spouse at the time the house was acquired or was it premarital property? Since you refer to them as your mother and father, we might assume this was a traditional marriage, but that is far from certain. If they bought the house while married, And they were... View More

The general rule for '30-day notice' clauses is that they run to the end of the next rental period following the date notice is given. Thus, in your example notice given today (or Monday, August 10) would be effective September 30.

Is someone at fault? Yes, but mostly you for not having a lawyer advise you on the largest purchase of your life. Now, you will need a much more expensive review to determine who, if anyone, breached their duties to you. Sorry. It cannot be reviewed without the contracts, the advertisements, the... View More

Possibly none. It depends on what the bylaws say, where the vehicle was parked, and if you're an owner, resident, or guest. Good luck.

It seems to me that there are a few different ways this could be interpreted.You could be regarded as merely a permitted occupant for the last seven months under the lease with your roommate, which creates no independent obligation on your part. It also provides no protections for you and you would... View More

Your notice of termination is effective August 31, 2020 - from your quote of the lease language: notice is "to be effective on the last day of subsequent month.". Otherwise it appears your interpretation is correct that you were on a month to month for the past 3 years. Since the... View More

The answer depends on what your Declarations and Bylaws say and what the HOA is responsible for maintaining. You might just call and ask, but you otherwise need to review those documents.