I was recently released from my employer in the multifamily industry. I was given a one week to move from my apartment.

This isn't a real estate question. I have re-classified it as employment.

Hello, I am a real estate broker in CO. I have potential client who wish to buy a business ( no building involved ).Is that

In Texas it would be OK. Hopefully a Colorado attorney can confirm.

You might want to talk to an attorney before doing this because there may be pitfalls. What if your sister is married and subsequently divorces? ...

Appointment of trustee

The appointment of the trustee happens in the Deed of Trust (your original mortgage document). Sometimes lenders appoint a Substitute Trustee when...

NOTICE TO QUIT POSSESSION: Papers served today to vacate on or before 7/25/2013

If you don't leave by the 25th, they will file a forcible entry and detainer suit against you. It will take at least a couple of weeks to have the...

Do I have any grounds to bring a case against my old apartment complex? I really just want to solve this.

It sounds like someone lost your June check and notice. You can sue in small claims court, but you may not win because it will be your word...

Father attempting to evict me. I pay 300 a month. No written lease. Gave me a notarized letter. Can he do this w/o courtorder?

You are correct. If you don't leave in 30 days, he will file a forcible entry and detainer to have you removed.

An appraisal was done on my Parents house and I don't believe it is accurate it was from the outside only Can I have another one

You can have another appraisal done and make the offer to your brother. If you can't agree you may need to hire an attorney to intervene on your...

I belong to a church & have been renting the building for over 7 years. The landlord/owner died. His child said she is over it.

It sounds like you are at her mercy. You may want to open a constructive dialogue with daughter and try and tie down a long-term lease. You may...

Can we be sued from a court I another state?

You can! Please follow Mr. Peeples' advice. If you ignore it, you could lose by default judgment.