How do I assume my mother's mortgage and take ownership of her home?
First let's get some terms straight. Normally, "assuming" a mortgage would mean you accept persona liability for the debt with the lender. That...
Tucker, GA
Real estate Lawyer at Tucker, GA
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First let's get some terms straight. Normally, "assuming" a mortgage would mean you accept persona liability for the debt with the lender. That...
There is really no way to answer your question without first reviewing the association's covenants. They will control whose responsibility the...
Few real estate companies would take a listing from only one of two owners, but it may not be illegal. All the one person can sell is that...
You may be getting taken advantage of by poor record keeping by the management company or by mistakes by the HOA attorney's or their staff. ...
The short answer is you are probably going to have to move the fence. If the fence had been there 21 years, you might have a claim for adverse...
If you signed a note to the lender, they would normally have the right to sue you on the loan and they are not obligated to foreclose. If you have...
One, if you paid $17K for back dues on a lot you bought 3 years ago at a tax sale, you probably paid too much, but one you paid it, you are...
You can certainly ask. If the plans have been approved in minutes for the board or the architectural committee, many HOA documents would make...
You can try this on your own if you like. 1. GEt a copy of the association documents from the managemwent company or the court deed records. 2. ...
Most likely, both payment of dues and a signed release are within the condo board's authority. Of course, if they do something improper that...