"Signing"a contract (i.e. lease) is essentially a ministerial act, which - the key is always the INTENT of the parties - if their intent is to...

I agree with my colleague; and will add that your "realtor" WELL KNOWS he or she should NEVER giving out legal advice (unless he or she is a lawyer...

Absolutely NO WAY to tell here on line. This would likely depend on the terms of your lot lease, the Park Prospectus, Rules and Regs, and the facts...

Both of my colleagues are correct. You CAN but a property here in your own name, but you could face (and should prepare for) issues relating to...

This is far too complex a question for on line analysis. Take your pill of sale and other instruments, and any evidence you have about the...

If you are asking a question about how to "plead" something, i suggest you consult - and if appropriate, retain - a good local tenants lawyer....

I agree with my colleagues. Since the tenant appears to have vacated before any of that happened, it is likely it would not apply, and asking so...

This is a fact-intensive question. "Moving out" is NOT a legal term of art, and does NOT necessarily mean the tenancy is over; and it is not...

The "LLC" is essentially a TAX construct, and the "limited" liability of its principals/members is greatly exaggerated. This is because this...

I agree with my colleague; you should retain a good local real estate litigator, one who can determine if an action to quiet title would be viable...