You need only serve your tenant with a five-day notice for non-payment of rent. if the rent is not paid within the five-day period, then you may...

What is "tenancy by the entireties"? How is this related to a lien and/or foreclosure?

Property that is held by tenancy by the entirety is shielded from the creditors of one spouse. Meaning a creditor who has a judgment against only...

AS long as your brother was not an owner of the property when it went into foreclosure, he is free to bid on it.

Real Estate. Home purchase. Signing done. What's next?

It sounds like you attended a real estate closing and signed all the paperwork for your new home. If so, you are now the owner of the property. ...

Right of way of property easement

No. you do not have a right of way .

My ex occupied and now rents out our co-owned property. Do I have any rights to recover any money from this property?

You need to consult with a real estate lawyer as soon as possible. There may be actions that can be taken against your co-owner for some recovery.

If my tenant does not move out on the last day of the month and is still there on the first day of the next month, my rights?

Yes, i agree. Read your lease with respect to holdover assuming this is at the end of a lease period. Many times it indicates the rent is higher...

Why would my force place insurance company deny my claim for flood ,if it is covered for flood.

I would suggest that you consult with an attorney so that he/she can review your policy and make sure that there is flood coverage or talk with...

What do I do if the city where I live wants to hold me responsible for fines and violations for a property I don't even own?

Consult with an attorney to determine whether you are responsible for these fines and violations. It is unclear from your question whether you...

I live in the state of Illinois with my fiance. he wants to put me out. Legal does he have to give me 30 days?

Yes, a thirty day notice would be required before he could file a forcible detainer action against you. The 30 day notice should be served on you...