Charles H. Byrd
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Jackson, TN

Real estate Lawyer at Jackson, TN

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Probate, Landlord & Tenant

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Spot zoning?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 31, 2014

It's not spot zoning because the I-3 was there first. Even if it were, your county commission evidently approved it. A county commission can...

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My wife is a only child both mom and dad is pass how can I put the land deed in her name

Charles's answer | Answered on January 31, 2014

If your in-laws had no wills, she does not have to open a probate proceeding. The property passed to your wife immediately upon the passing of the...

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I recently bought a house in Tn, with a partner. I owe him 37,000.00 and can't get a mortgage to pay him back , what do I ?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 29, 2014

That's a tough spot. Unfortunately, there's no law requiring lenders to make loans as long as their denial doesn't violate fair lending laws and...

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Can a newly elected board of an interval ownership which originally had 450 members but now reduced to 150 members reorganize?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 28, 2014

The powers of the unit owners' association will be specified within the provisions of the declaration and/or bylaws. I suggest you first start...

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If i pay for a home 100% in cash is it required to have a closing agency, and if so what law is it?

Charles's answer | Answered on January 26, 2014

In addition to what the other attorneys have referenced, may I suggest another item? If you are purchasing the property from an owner who likewise...

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