Certificate of occupancy
No. A c/o states a building’s legal use and/or type of permitted occupancy. A Deed would more or less prove ownership.
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No. A c/o states a building’s legal use and/or type of permitted occupancy. A Deed would more or less prove ownership.
You don't need your mom's help or permission to replace the documents.
Along with the waiver, they've asked you to sign should have been a copy of the will. Presumably, you're only waiving any objection to someone's...
Without seeing your agreement it's difficult to say for sure but most mortgages (fannie mae/freddie mac) allow you to catch-up and redeem yourself...
Attorney Emanuel is correct but I suspect that if your app is like most apps I've seen (costing a dollar or two), it's going to be difficult to...
Mr. Grimes is correct but I am confused by your wording. You said that you bought the home and "upon selling" found out there was a tank... Do you...
Yes, he can - but if it's 10-years old I would not want to be responsible for it. You should try to negotiate language into the lease like "Tenant...
I do not understand the questions, but there's no such thing as the original mortgage co "knew of this and did not object." Either you advised...
Did you sell the house "free from" tenants or was the sale subject to their lease? And, if subject to the existing lease, did you have the right...
Your question is not clear. Whether (and how much) you owe rent or "use and occupancy" will depend on the judge's ultimate decision or your...