From what you stated, it appears that you will have to stay the full two years as the term of the lease is stated clearly therein. Are there any...

I wanted to clarify several issues first. 1) You have a written lease with this tenant, correct? 2) You extended this lease for an additional six...

SEE DISCLAIMER I would contact the auction companies in question directly to see what they require. In my experience, auctioneers are very...

SEE DISCLAIMER Your rights against seller will depend on the terms of the purchase agreement. Contact a local real estate attorney to help you...

SEE DISCLAIMER If your law is similar to Ohio's, you will likely need to evict these squatters. This will require you to provide proper notice...

SEE DISCLAIMER Assuming Texas is similar to Ohio on these issues, this will depend on the terms of the POA (is it durable or not) and the...

SEE DISCLAIMER BELOW Assuming the property was properly placed in the trust, it would no longer be a probate asset subject to the will, as the...

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SEE DISCLAIMERS BELOW Have you contacted your state's Department/Bureau of Motor Vehicles? In Ohio, record ownership is on file. I do not...

I moved this question to Landlord/Tenant. My inclination, based on the facts provided is to say no. R.C. 5321.17 provides that one must give...

SEE DISCLAIMER Agree with Atty. Isquith. If Texas is anything like Ohio, you would appear to have a fraud claim against the seller, as they...