You state "we have the only lien." That suggests you were not paid in full at closing, and instead you seller-financed all or a part of this deal....

If properly executed by competent adults or entities with a complete "legal" description and the writing is both complete and non-ambiguous, then a...

You should: (a) analyze the owner policy of title insurance you received seven months ago to see who is identified in Schedule A as the owner; (b)...

Yes, that would be my expectation if the HOA had filed an Assessment Lien, absent subordination issues you don't allege and assuming: (a) the...

You'll need a lawyer who specializes in eminent domain for this. There aren't many in Texas. Houston has a few; one of the best is in Corsicana. Do...

If: (a) you do not own any interest in this property; (b) you are not liable for any portion of the debt related to the property; and (c) you have...

Due to Texas community property laws, this will be difficult without post-nuptial partition agreements. The easiest, lawful way is: (a) you form a...

Generally in Texas law a property owner can take any lawful action s/he wants to take with respect to the property s/he owns. In your situation,...

Yes. You may shift this burden to the other contracting party in the event of default or breach of a lawful, properly executed contract. Now...

Your aunt will contact the Trustee that foreclosed and demand an accounting and payment of excess proceeds. But first how to know the identity of...