My guarantor was not approved but I was required to sign lease before they checked his eligibility. Am I still required to pay?

Depending upon the lease provisions, it appears that the requirement of a guarantor is a condition precedent to the effectiveness of the lease....

How do I sell my deceased mothers property ?

If your mother was single (i.e., a widow or divorced) or the house and land were acquired before marriage and was her homestead, it would be her...

DOES my contractor have any chance of getting additional money from me when he did not complete the job plus other bif issues

It is difficult to advise you of your rights because there is apparently no written contract specifying the obligations of the contractor. Your...

Our parents left a home in P.R. & 2 sisters who live in the U.S.A., would like to use a "Quick Claim Deed", will this work P.R.

The term is a "quit claim" deed which is actually not a deed but a release of whatever interest the "grantor" may have to the "grantee" without...

Do I have to sign a release of lien?

You are well within your rights NOT to sign a lien release, partial or otherwise, unless the property was the Homestead of the debtor. If it was...

Could I be sued over breaking a contract on a house?

It depends on the contract provisions. In Texas using a "standard" form contract promulgated by the state real estate commission, unless modified...

Under the facts you stated and assuming the contract does not provide otherwise, the only fees would be escrow fees ($250-$350) charged by the...

I have a mechanics lien on a home in Corpus Christi. Tx. Is it possible for me to sell the lien?

You did not say whether you are the lienholder or the owner of the property subject to the lien. You also did not say how old the lien is or...

What is the statute of limitations for purchase of real estate without a disclosure?

This is a fact determinative question and you did share enough to provide an answer. Did the original purchase contract provide for a property...

As long as you are current in your rent, the owner cannot make you move and, in Texas, is required to repair the premises, unless the lease...