Can you go back on your realitor or previous home owners for bat problems that led to health problnes
If the seller and the real estate agent were aware that there were bats, and they stated to you that there were no bats, there may be some...
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If the seller and the real estate agent were aware that there were bats, and they stated to you that there were no bats, there may be some...
It is not entirely clear what you are asking. If you are considering purchasing real estate, I would urge you to consult with a real estate...
You might want to ask management, but if they are not agreeable, there probably is not much you can do except vote with your wallet and shop...
There are two things this could be, based on your description. If the real estate taxes for the house have not been paid, they would be sold to a...
Assuming he is not a co-owner (which is not exactly clear from your question), it is unlikely he has any claim to the equity. He may have a claim...
It depends on the circumstances, such as the reason they did this, whether it was your property or the village's property, whether proper notice,...
From what you describe that does not sound like a good plan for you. I would suggest that you speak with a probate attorney in your area, so he or...
If you are charged with a crime, you certainly should hire an attorney. You should not speak to anyone other than your attorney about this matter.
Step one is to review your bylaws. The bylaws should specify how to handle these problems. You may need to hire an attorney to force the issue.
Possibly, though whether this would be prosecuted certainly depends on the nature of what was said and whether she was under oath. I would say...