Now being charged for valet in our condo building, used to be covered by HOA. Do we have rights?
An attorney would need to review the documents. Depending on the circumstances, it seems like a backhanded assessment.
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An attorney would need to review the documents. Depending on the circumstances, it seems like a backhanded assessment.
Contractually, you are probably okay. You could have some non-contractual issues like promissory estoppel and similar claims.
The answer requires a few questions to be answered. Did you prepare a deed and file it with the county clerk? Was it closed through a title...
It is possible you could do it yourself, but it is not advised. Also, an attorney could possibly workout a way for you to sell the home while the...
Mr. Lautin provided a great answer. Just to follow up on the central appraisal district note, many CAD's will have a deed history section. They do...
Yes. You can pay it off after selling the property. Second, though, if you have no recourse in the notes, then why would you necessarily owe...
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There are multiple variables which have already been discussed herein. Usually, a third party buyer is more apt to lease to the prior homeowner...
Honestly, I am not sure. If you choose "your house" over "your husband's house", then you could be further hurting your marriage, if that is...
In addition to the options the other gentlemen provide,d you could possibly find a buyer to close in two weeks. There may be a bit of a discount,...
I am unsure why you keep getting sued, but it is possible that you have a similar name. If that is the case, perhaps you should change the name of...