How can I get out of owning a house with someone who doesnt want to sell?
I agree with all of the above answers. The only thing I would add is that your neighbor's situation might be different as that seems to be a...
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I agree with all of the above answers. The only thing I would add is that your neighbor's situation might be different as that seems to be a...
If it's truly your property and your neighbor has no rights to it, seems like your best option is going to be to put up a gate. Not sure if that...
It would depend on the agreement, but I would assume that what would be fair would be for the occupying co-owner to pay half the rent that would be...
Unfortunately, selective enforcement of zoning regulation happens very frequently. As long as you are not complying, the fact that your neighbor...
Usually not, and it is possible that DBS is incorrect. There are parts of Los Angeles where the City has imposed additional regulations on auto...
It depends on the scope of the easement. If it's oil and gas rights, usually those are subterranean and don't impact your ability to develop the...
I don't have an answer to your legal question per se, but I would suggest that it would likely be easier to make your case in court if you could...
It depends on the jurisdiction. In the City of Los Angeles, the answer is "probably." It sounds as though you want to develop both parcels...
The process is involved and highly discretionary. You would definitely need an attorney or an experienced land use consultant to handle this kind...
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news but the answer to this question is, probably not. You can't just tie the RD1.5 lot to the neighboring lot and...