Yes, it is possible. If your buyer (and buyer's lender) will agree, then you will cause deed restrictions to be recorded prohibiting construction...

You'll need to closely read Sch B of your Owner Title Policy, to determine if this is included as an exclusion to coverage. If not, then you'll...

Approach the neighboring property owners and extend this offer. If no one wants it, then the next logical owner is the HOA.

Most judgment creditors -- most, but certainly NOT all -- will waive interest. They just want to collect the amount that was owing, assuming that...

Yes of course it can lawfully be rented although a lien has been filed against it. Similarly, it can be rented although there are mortgage debts...

You won't be compensated if you do not demand compensation. Presumably the business was adequately insured, so the monies are available after you...

Don't be dissuaded or intimidated by this threat. Texas law affords you a relatively quick and easy means to defeat the lien by filing a Bond....

Yes of course it can be sold. And, if this is homestead property (business or residential), then the lien doesn't attach to it anyway. You'll want...

First, check your Owner Policy of Title Insurance to be 100% sure neighbor does not have an easement or other right to use your land for this...

I call it both ED and trespassing, if the quasi-governmental authority does not have an easement or other lawful right to enter and excavate your...