Come for a free consultation with a real estate litigation attorney. It sounds like quiet title and fraud. Find an attorney you can trust.

The short answer to your question is no. You must refinance. Even if your relative would allow you to buy them out and take them off title, the...

But the short answer is yes you could do it with a POA. I think my colleague is watching out for you, not wanting you to trust your money with...

I'm not exactly sure what has "ballooned?" The problem. The promissory note? It sounds like you need to come in for a consultation with a...

You need an eviction attorney. Set up a consultation and hire someone that specializes in eviction.

I've switched your question to Real Estate since it has nothing to do with foreclosure - thank God. Don't trust the answers you get on AVVO. Get...

You wait out the statutory period to see if the eligible bidder ponies up the funds. If they do, they take the property. You can avoid this on...

Wouldn't that be nice. No. They are entitled to the full amount + interest.

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I have a slightly different take on this since my practice also involves financial abuse of elders as it relates to real property. There is case...

It's not clear who owns that easement. Is it Verizon or your neighbor. If it's your neighbor, you can record an easement against his property and...