I own an easement in Connecticut and want to convey it to someone else. Can I simply use a Quit Claim deed to convey it?

Yes, that is generally correct. You should contact an attorney in CT, who is experienced in real estate matters, to do this for you.

What recourse do I have?

It may not have come up during a title search, but I would call the title insurance company and look into filing a claim. You could possibly have...

Courthouse Mortgage Mediation

There are some facts missing in your question so I will make some assumptions. First, I am guessing that although he is not on the mortgage, he...

Mortgage Mediation/Foreclosure Process

There is still a lengthy process after that. Since it is a court process and depends in part on what you do or do not do, it is hard to give you a...

My landlord told me I don't have to pay rent

I do not know the specific laws in TN but it seems to me that you need to have this in writing otherwise he could evict you. Just write up a...

Am I legally liable for damages to my tenants belongings in the house , garage caused by vandalism, fire , water damage ?

The statutes require you to keep the property fit and habitable and clean and safe. They do not discuss liability for properties that are damaged....

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When I evict a tenant.

No, you cannot do a partial eviction, it must be all or nothing. You are responsible for moving the property and the town is responsible for...

My landlord is not properly recording my rent payments, and is stating that I owe more

This may not help you right now but in general you should always pay rent in a way that you can prove your payments later. Send it by mail if they...

I am a real estate investor that buys and sells homes. I do a lot of advertising for buyers so I got many buyers who qualify for

Both of the above answers are correct. It is a violation of RESPA to be paid for the referral and it is a violation of state real estate agent...

The house next door to me has been abandoned for several years, (7+). I have called in with complaints to the city.

I am not aware of a cause of action that would allow a homeowner to sue a neighbor for failure to maintain. I would suggest that you keep in touch...