Condo Association is not divulging property assignment information to me.
Ownership of the condos are public record. I would mail all owners and tell them you are interested in purchasing an additional parking spot. If...
Frisco, TX
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Ownership of the condos are public record. I would mail all owners and tell them you are interested in purchasing an additional parking spot. If...
If you determine that you only need the documents a title company can help you as well. You will want to be sure everything is done correctly.
The type of loan used to buy a co-owner out is an Owelty Loan. You can google and research this concept.
If you have title insurance, make a claim! Instructions should be on the jacket of your title insurance policy. If you do need to sue, you would...
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It all depends on how aggressive your landlord it. It is rarely done in Texas.
That doesn't sound right. I would call the police.
They can get a judgment against you for the money you owe. The eviction will be on your record unless the landlord agrees to remove it.
No. It's probably not about the type of lease, it is probably about conflict or money.
It would be whoever bought the property at the foreclosure sale. That would be either the bank or a 3rd party.
Technically, your dad's estate would be responsible.