If you are involved in renting the apartments you may. Check with your local board of realtors.

Check your title. Note where the easement is refered to (though it could be a separate document ). Go to the Recorder of Deeds office for your county. Look up the title for the neighbor you mention. See if his title has an easement, or if there is a separate easement recorded. Make a copy of that.... View More

Go to the Recorder of Deeds for your county, look at his title and see if there is an easement granted or if one is separately recorded (look at yours to know what you are lookingfor)

Your question is a bit difficult to understand. However, the first thing that must be done is for a lawyer to review the deeds or agreements of easement. Then, in all probability, the remaining homeowners will have to group together, hire a lawyer and file suit, most likely what is called a... View More

You need to have a lawyer review your deed. If you and she own it as "joint tenants with right of survivorship," the property would pass from one to the other upon the death of one. If you and she own it as "tenants in common," your half would pass by Will and her half would... View More

The transfer can be accomplished by deed. There will be preparation charges of $250.00-350.00. If the transfer is not to an immediate family member, there will be a 2% transfer on the fair market value. Depending on the value of the home, there may be gift tax consequences. If so, you may be... View More

The fact that the son lived with the mother all his life has no bearing on the question. A lawyer needs to be consulted to open an estate. If there is a Will, the Will needs to be filed with the Register of Wills (probated). If an Executor is named in the Will, the Executor will execute a deed... View More

As long as you give her a key it's not illegal.Not sure why you changed them in the first place but if it wasn't to lock her out, she gets a key.

The contract is the contract. If they want to pay you damages for breach, they can. Look closely at the contract. Talk to the attorney. Consult an attorney of your own(but one who is in wherever the real estate is.&2 hours for a 40k bump? Maybe in California. Somethig odd, something offensive... View More

A lot depends on if it can be shown that it was appropriate or that it enhanced the value of the home. If it did then you have gotten a benefit. You can claim she was a volunteer by not checking, and it should be considered a gift. Maybe pay part or all of your share on condition there be an... View More

You should check with the Recorder of Deeds with the county where the deed is to be filed. They may want the original Power of Attorney recorded (probable) or they may have you make a photocopy and attach it to an original affidavit attesting that the attached is a true and correct copy, and the... View More

Yes and no. You can deed it over to them. But they would have to record it in their own name. In the meantime, in the minds of the taxing authorities it is your baby. Sounds like you need to talk to someone local about some other issues behind this.

Looks like a diy lease. Person should try to negotiate lease but if landlord digs in get a consultation from an attorney who handles tenant issues.

Don't see why they should be able to. However the landlord has to mitigate their damages--they can't just not advertise the place. Suggest tenant try to negotiate a withdrawal and maybe find someone else to take over the lease.

I would argue that as he drafted it you can discharge him.You may need to consult an attorney but if hew won't back out it suggests that you were right to switch.As to the guaranteed commission, depending on your new agent if it's acceptable to them, and it doesn't mean you pay for... View More

Technically, but it will cost money. Makes sense to see if you can get something from post office stating that they don't insist on boxes being on someone elses property etc.

If you are laid off you are allowed to collect until you either have a job (are an employee or gainfully self employed) or you refuse a valid job offer.If the brokerage gives you a draw against commission you have a job. If it's just you get whatever you can sell, then I really am not sure and... View More

Unfortunately you need to look for work, apply for an abatement, but you've left it a little late.Contact your taxing authority, but understand you won't get brownie points for quitting your job even with good reason.

Look at the contract. If the contract is silent then have your attorney write it in. But check your old contracts--should be covered.

The problem is to get around this you'd have to file some expensive and time consuming legal proceedings that would cost more than the sidewalk bill. If you want to repair the sidewalk you need to get the boro to clear it--and take care of any roots.

Remember--the boro is elected. Get... View More