The tenant did pay within the three day notice for $3,000 past due rent for Jan---March. They paid for April and May $2,000, and

Attorney Chen is correct. Accepting any rent after service of the 3-Day Notice to Pay waives your Notice and is an absolute defense at time of...

Trustee sale delay services ok to use?

Attorney Chen is astute and to the point. Its just another scam. Save your money. Richard A. Rodgers, Esq.

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What would be the results of a strategic default of a CHFA loan and 2 junior CHFA loans?

When the 1st TD lienholder forecloses by non judicial trustee sale, that debt is wiped out and there can be no deficiency judgment on that loan. ...

If you have already paid a filing fee when you filed an answer or other paper, then you do not have to pay another fee to oppose a MSJ. File at...

I bought a medical practice from a doctor 2.5 years ago. Business has been bad. I took it as part of recession. However, I

Under the Statute of Limitations, you have three (3) years from the date you were defrauded to bring a lawsuit for fraud - usually the date the...

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Clouded title from modif fraud but property sold from trustee sale action... what should I do now?

If BofA is the buyer at Trustee Sale, a sale to BofA at 1/3 of market value is somewhat suspicious. You definitely should see an attorney...

Rented mo to month for 13 years. Landlord doing the deed in lieu of foreclosure. Does he need to provide me with 90 days notice?

The 60 day notice would be served on you by the bank sometime after the Deed in Lieu is recorded. Richard A. Rodgers, Esq. (805)...

Can 2 ft of property be taken back after livening their for more then 16 years

Mr. Chen is right - you need to review all of these facts, and your new survey, with a real estate attorney. There are many possible issues here:...

Breach of contract .

Are you a licensed contractor? If not, you are out of luck in court - you can't sue, and it doesn't matter who breached first. If you are a...