Who is responsible for ejectment when a HOA fails to make payments on the mortgage?
If the HOA owns the property now, they can file an ejectment to have you removed from the property, even if its in foreclosure. After the bank...
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If the HOA owns the property now, they can file an ejectment to have you removed from the property, even if its in foreclosure. After the bank...
Consult with an attorney. The Sheriff will make a proposed distribution sheet, which details how the money is going to be distributed. You have a...
Whether or not a lien is divested by the IRS levy and sale depends on priority, and is a case by case basis. You would need a title search in order...
The easy answer: consult with an attorney.
Whether or not its a lien depends on several factors, including what Court the judgment is entered in. Your understand regarding the five years is...
I understand that you don't want to pay a lawyer, but your question is essentially asking for legal advice. It really is not appropriate to do...
Bankruptcy interrupts possession for the purposes of adverse possession (statute of limitations is the wrong terminology, but I understand what you...
There could be very valid reasons for not accepting a mortgage modification, and you should discuss this with your attorney.
Yes, the HOA can foreclose without any notice to the first mortgage holder; however, if there is a first mortgage on the property the HOA would...
Different states treat ghostwriting differently. In Pennsylvania, ghostwriting is not inherently unethical and does not need to be disclosed to the...
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