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answered on Oct 8, 2024
When someone redeems their property after a sheriff's sale, the successful bidder may claim certain costs for reimbursement. These typically include the purchase price paid at the sale, any interest that accrues from the time of the sale until redemption, and allowable expenses related to... View More 
Both a mortgage lien was agreed upon both parties with no promissory note; however also a gift letter was signed. Is the mortgage lien still valid with no promissory note
answered on Aug 1, 2023
A letter acknowledging a gift of real property will have little value.
Renting lot but "own" home if the trailer goes into foreclosure after giving the park notice of ending the lease on the lot. who's responsible for the house after. would the bank have to try to sell or remove it or would it be the responsibility of the "owner" or the rental property
answered on Jul 25, 2023
Hi,
I presume you own the mobile home and the owner of the lot is terminating the lease. Many mobile home parks may attempt to pass the costs of removing the mobile home on to the tenant, even after the end of the lease if the home is not resold or relocated by the owner. Such a... View More
They cashed his checks every month said dont worry then they demanded it after taking checks hes house is foreclosure sale june 5th they said we need to be out. This is going kill this gu. Seems just wrong saying its okay and cashing his monthly payments???
Richfield Minnesota. Girlfriend... View More
answered on May 13, 2023
I am sorry, but you don't provide much information. Who is they? Is the 98yrd old ww2 Veteran alive? Who are you?
Can a business hire an attorney to take care of the legal or court proceedures if needed to collect in Minnesota if so what percent can they charge for these services
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answered on May 2, 2023
Yes, a foreclosed homeowner can retain an attorney to recover surplus funds. From my NY perspective, the fee can be anything agreed upon, but one-third is customary here if it's done on a contingent fee basis.
recent repair bills ...we now owe.more than the value..we have lived full time in this since 2012
answered on Jul 6, 2019
They will sue you, get a judgment, and then pursue you til it is paid if you do nothing.
My house was sold at a sheriff sale and the redemption period was almost up when I filed chapter 13 bankruptcy which gave me 60 additional days for redemption. I had several buyers but one signed a purchase agreement and was preapproved with a VA loan, however the VA or company selling the house... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2018
Yes. But you should consult your own attorney before you do anything.
Both my ex-wife and I are on papers sent by law firm. So both need to sign. However, since divorce we both have different last names than what is on paper work sent by law firm representing time share. Is this an issue? If we do quit claim are we still required to pay $1800.
answered on Dec 6, 2017
I imagine that you already have this wrapped up, but just in case I would usually recommend signing if you don't want to be owners anymore. You should not have to pay the $1800 unless it is stipulated in the cancellation agreement.
We signed a contract to sell our house 4 months ago. Our realtor has not been very helpful in selling our home (1 open house in 4 months). If we don't sell by the end of October, foreclosure proceedings will start. We've dropped the price twice--a $20K price drop. Nothing is working. Is... View More
I don't know a lot of the backstory it's just happened to my dad and it didn't sound right.
answered on Sep 11, 2017
It depends on the backstory. There are certain redemption rights after the sheriff's sale - check the notices your dad received.
I have a restraining order that has been breached with theft also my new address is now in my abuser's hands.
I was harassed and bullied causing a bogus eviction which was later realized as fraud.
Retaliatory restraining order was filed bold lies in print on court forms.... View More
answered on Apr 3, 2017
Assuming the person has no money you will have to pay for suing them--there's no source of money for anyone to collect a fee from. However, a womens law center may be able to get you someone who can ask the court to enforce the court order or get a different one.
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