Mortgage insurance

I differ from the other two attorneys who have commented in that I don't believe that you gave enough information to come to the conclusion that...

You or your parents would be able to purchase property here. You do not need to have a visa to buy, own or sell real estate, though the comments...

Real estate

If the property is held jointly, either with a spouse or other person, with survivorship rights, it would pass to the survivors. If the property...

Separation/Divorce & Real Estate

The answer to your question is primarily governed by Domestic Relations law. While the issue of joint ownership and who paid what could be handled...

Question regarding whether one roomate under Tenants in Common can prevent a dog from being allowed in a house.

In the event that the dog leads to a significant breakdown in the relationships in the house your roommate could choose to institute a petition to...

How much notice is a tenant required to provide the landlord for vacating rental under MA laws

Your lease, when read in conjunction with the Massachusetts General Laws, governs the relationship between you and your landlord. In your question...

What is the process in MA state for getting a lien taken off our property

You can not unilaterally remove a mortgage lien from your property. That being said, if you were to attempt to sell the property at a short sale,...

What happens to Mom's/Exwife's credit in foreclosure since they are in on the mortgages?

I agree that Bankruptcy is likely not an answer to the problem that you are experiencing. The lender has the legal right to 'go after' any of...

Buying sister out of her half of house, should we be splitting the costs?

I agree that if you were paying expenses of the estate (mortgage payments, etc.) out of your personal funds that the estate would be responsible...

MA commerical foreclosure laws, can a guarantor be held personally liable

In short, yes. The purpose of the guarantor is for the bank to have a second person/entity to pursue in the event that the first obligor did not...