What does your contract say about this? Unless the deed was previously signed and held in escrow, you'll still need the seller to sign. When you...

It sounds like you'll need to buy him out. Try to calculate the respective amounts of money you each put into the house and deduct from the equity...

You can list and sell the house now as long as you don't represent it will be free of tenants. In other words, as long as the buyer is OK with the...

What you're asking are really banking, not legal, questions. You should look for an experienced mortgage banker or broker who can help you...

Unless there's a sign telling you it's "public" property (like a park), it's usually safe to assume it's private property. If you have reason to...

This is very bad and you need a lawyer ASAP. It seems obvious you had no lawyer (and probably no title insurance) when you purchased this house...

You really should be discussing this with your real estate lawyer and if you're buying a house without an attorney, you ought to reconsider. ...

Your question is not clear but is it safe to say you needed the proceeds from your sale to be wired somewhere else to be used towards a purchase? ...

What do you mean by "coming back?" Are they a guest of someone at the house? Are they cutting through your yard on their way somewhere else? We...

Depending on how you hold title, you will probably need your parents to agree to a refinance and you will definitely need them to agree on a sale.