I agree with Mr. Denbeaux. Even dealing with attorneys who don't usually practice in this area can be difficult, if not disastrous. A real estate...

You may give notice to one of the tenants to vacate 60 days after the expiration of the lease and then then new owner may give notice to the other...

This is a pretty common complaint with contractors. You should consult with an attorney relating to a lawsuit against your contractor, possibly...

This is done quite often, but you will have to talk to your lender about it to see if they will accept it. It is legally permissible though.

You can't compare taxes, so you can forget about those sorts of comps, and the work you did to the property after purchase adds an additional issue...

I'm guessing there is more to this story as the statute of limitations for this sort of debt is 6 years. You should contact an attorney to discuss...

No. You should consult an attorney to find out if s/he might assist you in reducing or eliminating your points or fines, but there are no freebies...

Perhaps. Estate sales are non-arm’s length (and marked non-usable to prove value) because a seller will often sell at a less-than market price...

I would advise you should not make admissions such as “I was doing 83 in a 55MPH” on this public forum as that statement could be used against you....

I agree with Mr. Aalsberg, the offer from the prosecutor (if any) will likely be different if you retain counsel.