If a house has sufficient equity your niece may be able to get a loan, but agree with everything Michael warned and you should not be carrying debt...

Yes, it is standard to record a rescission. You should ask the beneficiary to do this, or have your attorney ask.

This may require a quiet title lawsuit.

This sounds like a sleepy second situation. The lenders lied to borrowers when they told you the loan was "charged off," "paid off" or "forgiven"...

They're gambling on higher interest rates and more money. You are dealing with unreputable lenders. Please review the advocate legal website for...

If you are on the title and there is sufficient equity in the property you can get a loan.

This could be a sleepy second deed of trust that was sold to an investor, or it could be something else. Your question is not clear enough for me...

I'm not sure of your medi-cal issues - that's for another attorney. What I am sure of is that you should consult a foreclosure attorney before you...

You can't force him to pay, but you keep track of your improvements and file a partition case when you are ready to sell so that you get a larger...

There is no SOL on a mortgage as Michael said above. If the mortgage is for 30 years they can collect any time during that period. Or they will...