Can my Realtor be stealing from me?
I'm confused too. If you are saying you authorized the broker to bid $25,400 but the contract you were presented with said $27,000 and you signed...
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I'm confused too. If you are saying you authorized the broker to bid $25,400 but the contract you were presented with said $27,000 and you signed...
I agree w/ Ms. Goldstein on the rental issue. Until the condominium documents somehow contain a rental restriction, you should be free to rent your...
To change locks the lender usually has to file a foreclosure lawsuit, have a receiver appointed, and then the receiver goes to court to get an...
You owe rent to your old landlord until you are notified there is a new owner. It takes the sale, court confirmation and a deed to the new owner...
If I undertand your situation correctly, the notice itself will not result in your being evicted unless you voluntarily move out by that date. If...
Actually assuming this was your primary residence, the basic rule is that you have 2 years to reinvest. However, if you do not reinvest the entire...
As a joint account she will be deemed an owner. Bankruptcy law says that if any transfer of property (cash, other) is made within certain time...
As the saying goes, I agree with the others. Also, you don't say why you are concerned. If it is for tax purposes, you really should review the IRS...
In addition, in Illinois a "defunct" LLC can be sued for 5 years in its name after being dissolved. So you could open yourselves up to lawsuits...
I agree with the others. In addition, if you sign on board you too will be renters. You should have a policy of renter's insurance. Why? Because if...
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