Can a bank call a mortgage loan based off the fact they can't sell it?
This is really a contractual issue: it will likely boil down to what the note says. However, it would be unusual for the bank to have authority to...
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This is really a contractual issue: it will likely boil down to what the note says. However, it would be unusual for the bank to have authority to...
It depends on how they currently own the house (Tenants in Common, Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship, etc.). Some types of ownership allow...
It sounds like there are some facts here that need hashed out. If the association was the one that foreclosed and, in the foreclosure, took...
Hind sight is 20/20. If your intention was to grant the other party full ownership in the house, your better option would have been to enter a...
Generally, yes, there are some types of liens that are allowed regardless of whether an underlying, written contract exists. More information is...
If you do have a claim, it's likely against the home inspector. Whether it's a good claim or not is going to depend on a number of factors that...
If it can be proven that the proxy was truly acting outside the scope of his authority, then you might be able to avoid liability in the deal. ...
As a practical matter, I would recommend calling the attorney handling their case and discussing the issue with him or her. This might stop them...
If the living space has become unsafe or unfit for habitation, you have a claim, otherwise, you generally don't. The standard for an unfit...
"As is" is sometimes a misunderstood term in the law. It does not free sellers and landlords from all liability. Often, a landlord or a seller...