This may adversely affect your ability to qualify for your next, "real" Lease, and for that reason as well as the reason suggested by Mr. O'Brien,...

Unless you negotiate a full resolution with the taxing authorities, simply paying delinquent taxes still leaves owing late fees, interest,...

If the actions of the property owners resulted in a diversion of the "natural flow of surface waters," then the property owners are liable for...

No means to formulate a meaningful answer as all of your Qs are governed by the easement agreement. Read it word-for-word, and presumably...

The answer is a function of the easement document, which will -- should -- indicate who has the right of access and who has the burden of maintenance.

No, absent an easement, license, or similar agreement, without consent of the neighbor you have no right to access any portion of the neighbor's...

You'll need to closely review your Contract with Buyer #1, or engage an attorney to do so. It is probable that Buyer #1 has breached the Contract...

First, go to the local title agency and have them prepare a Release of Lien. Second, schedule a meeting with the mortgage holder; bring a notary....

The answer is a function of the Contract you signed. There are (should be!) provisions regarding default and remedies.

If you have a contract that has been breached and you have been damaged, then yes -- that can be the basis of a lawsuit.