I have a copy of a deed of trust that says 152K. The loan is only 117K. Can this be done.
YOu would have signed the deed of trust, is this different than the one you signed
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YOu would have signed the deed of trust, is this different than the one you signed
This is an unusual question there are many questions a good attorney would want to know before actually advising you properly, like, how different...
I agree that putting the house in trust for the tenants as beneficiaries is the easiest way to do this, there will be no court probate process....
These are all great questions for a mortgage broker who is experienced in loans after short sales and foreclosres. Lenders have different programs...
Yes but it doesn't seem necessary to revoke old trust and make new agreement you simply amend the trust agreement in its entirety then you don't...
generally no, both parties need to sign any deed as a Seller. As my colleague states he can technically deed his interest to someone who would...
It is mostly whatever you agree upon; there is a Usury law; At the moment it is 10%, and usury only applies if the loan is for personal, family or...
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IN addition to my colleagues' answers if there is only one loan on the property and no other liens, you might be able to negotiate a cash for keys...
You have two issues; whether the demand for extra CAM charges is allowed by the lease, and if so whether the calculation is correct...both issues...
Probably need to have a real consultation with a business attorney in order to determine some critical facts like what position your father is...