Can my home be foreclosed on?
Your grandmother allowed her property to be used as collateral. Even though she may not be the "borrower" on the promissory note, he property is...
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Your grandmother allowed her property to be used as collateral. Even though she may not be the "borrower" on the promissory note, he property is...
You need the property in your name in order to sell it. There are statutes which treat tax lien purchases differently than a typical...
You will need to execute a deed to transfer to her an interest in the property. The deed should then be recorded in the public records of the...
Yes, you generally need the property in your name in order to sell it. Purchasing property at a tax sale has its risks, and also its own set of...
You may need to provide more information. When you refer to tax liens, are you referring to liens for non-payment of the property taxes? If...
This is unusual. You should see a real estate attorney. In your first sentence, you say "we bought a house," and then you say you were, "supposed...
The reason for the default isn't important. The have all the remedies your agreement grants them. Typically they can sue you on the debt or...
Following up on what Mr. Gardner said, sales or payroll taxes are considered "trust fund" taxes. That means the company who collects them acts as...
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You situation is too involved for you to expect any type of reliable answer through a message board like this. I've seen foreclosures go...
Someone will need to look at the documents. Your summary of the facts was a bit confusing. If the deed from the mother to the children was...