Fayetteville, NC
Commercial real estate Lawyer at Fayetteville, NC
Practice Areas: Commercial
Some additional form of "consideration" is required to support a contract modification. Not much is required, but some thing or act or forbearance...
Agreed as to all other answers. You need to object to the encroachment (maybe trespass...) now. In addition to a verbal conversation, I would also...
One thing to note regarding satellite dishes and HOAs: federal law rather strictly prohibits restrictions that would impede an owner's or tenant's...
You're going to have to pay the full amount. You have through the end of the 10 day upset bid period after the sale. Tax foreclosures a bit...
Law enforcement will rarely, rarely get involved in a situation like yours. You very well may have a "fraud" claim, but you would have a much...
Was the property foreclosed prior to your purchase by chance? I would be hesitant to pay it, but if no foreclosure, you'd need to look at the...
A very important practical question is the location of the company. Out of state? Then you'd want to consider the amount of money that you gave...
The general rule in contracts is that a party can't change a material term without the other party's consent. As other counsel suggested, A close...
$700 is an exceptional amount. I can't rhyme or reason such a jump. Servicers have strict rules to follow and if they don't you can hold them...
Once the house is in foreclosure, you're already behind the eight-ball. Negotiating anything with the lender won't be easy. I'm amazed though...
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