Simple. Just follow my 3-step plan. Step 1: Retain a good local Landlords attorney. Oh right, there's only one step. Seriously though,...

Far too fact intensive for any meaningful on-line analysis, take the judgment to a good local real estate litigator for a proper review. Hope this...

I agree with my colleague This is not an appropriate matter for on-line analysis, Consult a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree with my colleague. there's no way to tell for sure without reviewing you governing docs, investigating the facts you have posted, and...

I suggest you ask him to send the title, along with a duly executed power of attorney (make sure it's valid in your state). Under these...

I am sorry, but you can't get this sort of advice here on line. Someone needs to review your contract, the escrow agreement, any correspondence,...

Yes, quite possibly. But retain a good local tents lawyer - do NOT try and do this yourself. Hope this. helps. gsg

There's no way to tell here on line, all we could do is guess. You would have to ask THEM. My GUESS is that they're just trying to "quiet title"...

You MIGHT be able to retain your own appraiser to challenge the VA's numbers. Consult a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

Generally speaking, yes; the new owner takes "subject to" the tenancy, as set out in the Lease. Hope this helps. gsg