This can't be answered here on line; one has to review the deed and check the public record, speak with the other owner to get his/her side of the...

I agree with my colleague; retain a good local real estate litigator and challenge the possessor's claim to ownership. Hope this helps. gsg

This likely happened because you chose to use a title company to "protect you," and not a LAWYER. Not sure why you did that (probably just to save...

It is difficult, if not impossible to determine from your post whether you are in a landlord-tenant relationship, a commercial relationship of some...

There's no way to be certain of anything here on line, but GUESSING, my take is that you had no right to be there after the first day was over; and...

Not that I am aware of; you MAY be able to get assistance from your local legal aid, but the fact that you own real property (especially if it has...

I agree with my colleague - you have to ask the Landlord and get him to agree. I wouldn't count on him agreeing to you paying JUST the rent; he...

Impossible to answer with any certainty without reviewing the Lease, all we can do is guess. Guessing, I'd say NO, YES, ? not sure what you mean, ...

No sorry. And your renters being forced to deal with the repairs is YOUR problem, not the Board's, sorry. You may want to pay for your tenants to...

IMHO, yes, it is, especially if the unit owner AGREED to that provision. Hope this helps. gsg ...........