Nothing prevents you from adding that to your rental application and adding it as a requirement to your lease for future tenants who sign that...

If the only name on the bank account or the car title is the deceased, then an heir or the deceased's spouse or a creditor would have to commence a...

Can someone take a check addressed to me from the mailbox and refuse to give it to me?

Call the police and report it as theft of mail and file a police report. Also call the US Postal Inspectors. But since you did not sign a lease,...

Placing a mobile home on my grandpas land, need advice regarding his will and ownership. Help please!

You and grandpa should execute a long-term lease for some space on his land for you to be able to place and keep the mobile home there. Make sure...

My mom is in hospice she has a will what do I do when she dies

It depends on what property she owns that is to be transferred to the beneficiaries named in the will. If there is real property to transfer, like...

My husband and are getting a divorce and he now says he is not going to sign or move out. What are my options?

You should discuss the situation with the attorney handling your divorce. But your mother can take steps to evict him which would require giving...

How do I get a tenant out who has a verbal month to month agreement?

You need to post on the door to the premises, or hand to an occupant, a 3 day notice to leave the premises for failure to pay rent. If tenant does...

What do I do????

Unless there are thousands of dollars in repairs needed, litigation might not be a cost-effective alternative. But the threat of litigation might...

If you have his financial records, such as bank account and credit card statements, and his SSN and other personal information, then you should be...

I found out my name is not on the deed to a property I purchased in a 50/50 partnership. Can I walk away from the investment?

You should consult your tax adviser to determine the tax implications of this situation. Even though your name is not on the deed, you still may...