Former landlord suing me for what really amounts to $25. Do I need to counter sue for portion of security deposit, or?

They will not likely sue for $25. You can always go to small claims court to recover what you think is owed.

Are foreclosures different for commercial properties vs residential properties

More facts are needed as foreclosure vary quite a bit. Furthermore, foreclosure may not be the best alternative. Get a lawyer to review.

I would be surprised if the HOA require you to repair a city street - read them carefully and also see if they have been enforced in the past. ...

In order to transfer my portion of a property into my corporation do I have to create and file an entirely new deed?

I agree with the previous answer however, if their is debt involved or of you are trying to do this to avoid paying a credit or potential creditor,...

Regulations/laws/taxation about bringing inheritance from foreign country into the U.S.?

Once you get something, you have FATCA and income tax issues. If the money is in a trust that you do not control, there may be much more...

A couple of additional suggestions. 1. If the money is still is escrow, tell the escrow company of the dispute and make sure that funds are not...

How do we protect a new CA real estate property we are buying from the bank due to foreclosure on another property 6 years ago?

1. Get an attorney to review all of the facts. 2. Generally after a private foreclosure in CA there are no deficiency judgements. 3. Generally,...

I'm a tenant and my shower backed up and sewer water filled my place. The owner is only going to dry it out and bleach.

There is not enough information and this is more a practical than a legal question. I would find an effort to physically review the situation. ...

I am looking for an international attorney that works in Argentina.

http://www.martindale.com/all/c-argentina/all-lawyers.htm

How do I resolve a Condo parking issue? CCR regulations followed yet a parking ban was imposed. Civil rights or real estate law?

Given the situation and the facts as stated, it seems that you have a strong case and that litigation will be very costly to the property...