There's just one original signed/notarized will and as many copies as you need or see fit.

Yes, if it's in the lease, your landlord has that right.

Not licensed in your state, but I wonder - when you "confirmed" this, did you add that to the contract? If not, nothing you discussed with the...

Mr. Louden is correct and I would suggest you probably should retain an attorney. Anyway, I just wanted to chime in to suggest that a document...

Not sure exactly what you're asking, but this is something a real estate attorney could help with. If you're looking for an attorney, start your...

The attorney that represented you when you entered into this agreement is really the only person who can address your concerns (since none of us...

Zoning requirements are separate from HOA rules. Just because you can legally operate your commercial business from your home doesn't mean the HOA...

What does your contract say? It's possible you are responsible for the increase in materials. This is a better question for the lawyer...

All owners need to sign the mortgage, even if they are not on the note as "borrowers."

Attorneys Powe and Smith offer good advice but if you are seriously interested, I'd recommend retaining counsel to read and perhaps negotiate some...