How should I consider my 2nd home?

You certainly can pay cash for the house; there is no legal requirement to get a mortgage. The real issues in your case relate to the tax...

If a buyer purchase a residential contract and put down a partial payment on a house and has 14 banking days to pay the remained

There is no automatic answer to your question. The answer depends on what the contract says. If the contract states that it is not effective until...

Real estate easement

In general, once you're seller signed a contract to sell you the property, your seller conveyed certain rights to you you became the "equitable...

Can my sister buy my house in short sale?

Generally, lenders will not allow a relative of a borrower to purchase the property. They want all sales to be at "arms length" and they believe...

I purchased a house in North Carolina with my wife. I took my name off the deed and my wife just passed away.

Rights to the real estate itself may well depend on the laws of the State of North Carolina since the land is located there. If your wife's estate...

How can i unload a rental property? can I put the home up for sale and will the bank turn any balance owed into an unsec. loan?

If the sale price of the house will not support payoff of the mortgage debt, the best you can hope for is a "short sale" in which the bank agrees...

The rights to the storage unit are set forth in the condominium declaration and bylaws which are recorded on the land records. You use the term...

I want to find the correct forms to be able to assign contracts for Real Estate in Maryland, which forms can I use?

There are several forms being commonly used. Which form you use depends on what it is you are seeking to accomplish within the assignment process....

What happens if the lender (Chase) can't produce documents that state I will be responsible for the deficiency in a short sale?

You should have an attorney review the short sale approval letter that you received from Chase. Such letters frequently discuss releasing any...

Assessment of Property without consent of P.R.

as was noted in the prior answer, usually the estate is responsible for determining the value of the property. Your question however says that the...