Can I negotiate a lower payoff amount than the bank's payoff balance on the mortgage for the house I am living in?

Hmmmmm. Not likely; but as my colleague said, you can always ask. If the property has substantial equity though (i.e., over the $20k) the bank has...

Is a unit apartment in a condominium complex considered to be a "divided" or "undivided" interest in the complex?

In real property law, an undivided interest refers to the interest in property owned by tenants whereby each tenant has an equal right to "enjoy"...

Is it best to email or to call the Lender's attorney regarding rescheduling the foreclosure auction?

At this point, it' only best to retain a good real estate attorney (with substantial experience in foreclosure work) to move the court for an...

What can we do?

Since you have a law suit filed against you, and are being evicted in 4 days, you really have only two choices. Move out, or consult with a god...

Can she, since she is the Broker sell the business as a whole since it requires a broker license to run?

I am not licensed in California, so this response will be generic by necessity. I agree with my colleague. Your partnership agreement should...

Will the bankruptcy stop the eviction process. I just started back working and need a few weeks to get the funds together.

Generally, no. It may delay it a bit, but not much. Your best bet is to try to work it out with your LL, but if an eviction has been filed, you'll...

I need help getting my property line resolved. Who can help?

.I am not licensed in Indiana, so this reponse will be generic by necessity. You will need to consult with a good local real estate attorney...

Is the deed void?

I agree with my colleague on this 100%. You should consult with a good local real estate attorney, have him or her review the deeds in question,...

Does she have to give me my deposit back because she's giving me a hard time saying that she does not and should I sue

If you "broke your lease," chances are your deposit will be used to cover the damages caused by that breach, and not necessarily the damage. ...

My gut here tells me 'no;' that your downstairs NEIGHBOR may have a claim for 'nuisance' as against you (i.e., for excessive noise or damage cause...