Review house purchase agreement?
I'm not sure I follow the question - and I'm having trouble following the money. If the buyer has a realtor and the fee is 2%, why would the...
Staten Island, NY
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I'm not sure I follow the question - and I'm having trouble following the money. If the buyer has a realtor and the fee is 2%, why would the...
It's commonplace for Realtors to leave up a sign for as long as possible after a property has been leased or sold because it's free advertising.
Why won't she sign? Does she believe she's owed money? If she and you cannot agree on this, you will need to bring an action in Partition. You...
I'm not licensed in your state but have some thoughts on this. Presumably, the "equity line" you're describing is a mortgage and that is why it...
It depends upon your reason for wanting her to sign for it. "Regular" mail will probably suffice unless you need proof she received it. Do your...
I agree with attorney Civic and I respectfully disagree with attorney Rozo, although your question is not clearly worded and I am not sure if we're...
We need more info. Adding your son to the deed may or may not be a good idea, so you should definitely retain counsel and review the pros and...
Metaphorically, money doesn't grow on trees. Figuratively, you may be up the creek without a paddle. Attorney Rafter is correct.
No, your landlord is breaking the law. Call 311.
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