Do liens stay in REO owned property and follow the new buyer
If it is bank owned, you should have a regular closing, and the bank should provide a title policy that will give you the assurance you need.
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If it is bank owned, you should have a regular closing, and the bank should provide a title policy that will give you the assurance you need.
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You may need to give him a written 3-day notice evict him once he is in default. The process will take about a month unless he goes...
You should also read the primary lease to see if it allows you to sublease. You may need your landlord's consent and participation.
You can present it as evidence at an eviction hearing, but the judge will decide. Best of luck.
Once you accept payment after a notice is given, you should always issue another notice.
To foreclose, you merely need to be in default. This includes not paying taxes and insurance if that is required in your deed of trust. You...
The big question is who owns the 90%. It seems like that owner would have a say in your occupancy and responsibilities.
To make a claim against the landlord, you will need to file a suit in small claims court. It will be a lengthy process. Be sure to have evidence...
Not sure. It will boil down to intent and the reasonableness of the rent. Best of luck.