Can I sell a house that is left to me by my grandmother if the loan is in someone else's name?

This is not an uncommon situation, and the fact that the loan is in another name shouldn't affect your ability to sell the property. The lender...

I recommend first bringing your concerns to the neighbor, to see if he is willing to move the debris. Second, I would call the city code...

What are my rights as the beneficiary of a secured Second Deed of Trust California

Based on the facts that you have provided, I see no legal reason that you cannot foreclose. It appears that the heir is simply trying to stall you...

Does a new husband of a co-owner of a house have rights to the house (or the share of proceeds from selling)?

Based on the facts you have provided, the answer is no, the husband has no interest in the property. However, if your aunt used marital assets...

Is my trustee deed recorded as of the date of the original deed, or as of the date of the "correction deed", three weeks later?

This is not a simple question, and cannot be answered on these limited facts, and I recommend that you contact real estate attorney to analyze the...

My property was mortgage by a guy who said he was going to get a mortgage. Then he did not pay the note. My home is in foreclose

You may have a claim against the person you signed over title to, but the bank still likely has a right to foreclose. Under the limited facts...

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Can I add names to my home title if I'm still paying a mortgage?

The fact that your house is secured by a mortgage will not stop you from being able to add additional people onto the title to your property. ...

Yes. In California, neighbors have an equal responsibility to maintain boundary fences, and therefore to share in the reasonable costs to...

Can a bank sell a property they buy back at trustee sale for a profit?

Yes. If the bank is the highest bidder at the foreclosure sale, the property reverts back to the lender. At this point the bank is the owner of...

In California, pursuant to California Civil Code 1946.5, you may evict a lodger from your home without formal eviction proceedings. Under this...