Responding from a New York perspective, title is held by the two parties as either joint tenants or his tenants in common, one of the owners may...

Responding from a New York perspective, you already have a life estate, you already have in place your ex-husband’s firm obligation to pay the...

Responding from a New York perspective, if your mother conveyed title to her real estate to herself and to her boyfriend on her own initiative and...

Responding from a New York perspective, if a Declaration of Homeowners' Association was duly recorded against your property, then, and in such...

Ask yourself: do you know how to properly draft a contract that will fully protect you? From there you can answer your own question.

That will all depend on how the contingency language in the Contract is crafted, and if that fails, it may gratuitously depend upon whether the...

I would suggest that you carefully read the PMI agreement that you executed at the closing as this will govern both your rights and obligations as...

Responding from a New York perspective, your ex-husband can sell the property and the purchaser would close and take title SUBJECT TO your lien,...

Responding from a New York perspective, put it this way, it can’t hurt, right?

The only accurate way to establish your property lines is to obtain a new survey with stakes.