Can I file a lien on a property that I have paid on because it was promised to be signed over to me ?
You cannot lien it, you have no lien rights by law. You could sue him personally for the fees you had to pay in anticipation of getting title...
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You cannot lien it, you have no lien rights by law. You could sue him personally for the fees you had to pay in anticipation of getting title...
That is up to the property appraiser and cannot be answered by a private lawyer. But generally yes, having rights to amenities in the community...
Yes, if neighbor has a lawyer you need to hire one rather than looking for freebie advice on a Q&A forum. no one here can answer such a complex...
Not if you hire a good attorney, which you should not be bidding on auction property without as you inherit any legal issues with the property as...
If this is the same question asked again where landlord sold/deeded the property to complex, then not much because landlord no longer owns the...
Generally no, not without a court eviction and writ; unless you are 100% sure tenant is gone.
What taxes? A federal/IR tax lien? Then generally yes the government is one exception that can garnish SSDI
You would need to call legal aid in your county if you are low/no income.
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Unless there is a rule prohibiting such anyone who lives there can use the common elements anytime they want (within reason of course). But for...
I agree, get a survey and then bring it to a lawyer to see the cost of suing to make neighbor move it. It may be cheaper, if neighbor will agree...