That is a question of first impression for me which I’m guessing is why nobody has answered. I would say both. However if you outbid the HOA you...

This sounds like a quiet title. It costs a bit, but you end up with a court judgment that can be recorded that clears any clouds such as this on...

Set up a consultation and come in with your facts. Meet with an attorney that specializes in foreclosure. Short answer is yes.

Consult a tax specialist and be prepared to look out for yourself just as your husband is looking out for himself.

Agree with prior comment. A quiet title can be expensive, but if it's not adversarial it doesn't have to be. If you are looking to sell, I would...

I've changed your category to foreclosure. I have handled matters like this which require a motion to retrieve the funds from the trustee. It...

Yes, is the simple answer to your simple question. However, if you want to ask a more complicated question such as 1) how you can stay in your...

You need to speak with an attorney regarding your title. You should have a promissory note with a payment schedule as well as a deed of trust...

This is an interesting question, and it's not really only pursuant to real estate. You can personally serve the person as long as it is a person...

The (American) rule is that all parties pay their own legal fees in equity cases, which includes Partition. IF there is a legal contract with an...