Foreclosure
Yes. You need an attorney. You cannot simply transfer ownership. You can only transfer what you own, which is subject to a prior mortgage lien. ...
Hoboken, NJ
Foreclosure Lawyer at Hoboken, NJ
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Yes. You need an attorney. You cannot simply transfer ownership. You can only transfer what you own, which is subject to a prior mortgage lien. ...
You should consult local foreclosure counsel, but this certainly gives you something to work with.
You should file your back taxes as soon as possible. Contact a local tax attorney or accountant who can assist you. If you wait and fail to file,...
I agree with the other posters. The answer is no.
I think you need to consult a local tax/corporate attorney. Your bankruptcy attorney should be able to make the proper recommendations.
I agree with Dana's response.
You have not provided enough information. If you receive income from any source, it is taxable. However, if it meets the requirements of gift, it...
I am confused by your question. If you are administratively dissolved you no longer enjoy 501(c)(3) status, which has stringent annual reporting...
I think Dana's answer is on point and fully covers what you need to know. May I suggest as a practical matter that you contact either the attorney...
They can come after you for the HOA fees, but it is unlikely they will do so if they were not satisfied in the foreclosure sale.