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I am a landlord in the process of divorce and would like to move back into my condo. Can I break the lease and resume occupancy
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Answered on July 28, 2011
Although you probably can't unilaterally break the lease, if you want to be in the condo that bad maybe you can bribe your tenant into leaving. ...
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Can i motion the bank to replace money the sent to creditor after a motion was entered and ruled on in my favor?
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Answered on June 22, 2011
If PNC was ordered by Court NOT to send that money, they have potentially violated a Court order and should be willing to voluntarily place the...
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Settling 2nd mortgage
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Answered on June 22, 2011
Negotiations related to mortgages and debts are extremely dependent on your unique financial circumstances (how solvent are you? what are the...
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We purchased a new home and the lot next to us is for sale. There is an easement from our driveway to the lot. The owner keeps
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Answered on June 13, 2011
The answer is: it depends. You are asking 2 questions. What rights do you and the land owner have to the easement, and 2) how you can get rid of...
Non arms length tranaction to add someone to the house
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Answered on June 02, 2011
Non arms length simply means the person taking title is not an independent party paying you consideration for his or her new interest in the house....
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