As an owner you are entitled to bring an action to judicially force a sale of the real estate.

If someone were obligated to make repairs before the closing, that they did not complete, the odds of them making them after the closing, after...

If your husband agrees to voluntarily execute a deed without coercion he can freely convey his interest in the real estate to you. You should be...

If you had either an Engineer and/or an Architect examine to Department of Buildings records you should have been able to easily discover this...

If you have yet to enter into a written agreement you most certainly didn’t (or at least shouldn’t have) given a down payment. And if you didn’t...

Legally? Yes, but don’t count on finding a lender who will lend with recourse only as against only one of three owners.

The deed in lieu of foreclosure only disposes of the primary lien and not those subordinate.

Their recorded deed should be readily accessible at the county recorder’s office in the county where the real property is located. It’s public record.

You may initiate a lawsuit to force the sale of the real estate.

If your title insurance policy does not recite there being an HOA affecting your real estate you may have a claim under your policy.