Real Estate Cause of Action?

The starting place to respond to this question is the listing agreement. Is is signed by the broker and the Seller? Does the listing agreement...

Landlord and commerical lockout question

Generally, the law frowns on landlords engaging in "self-help" such as changing locks without a court order. Generally, the law favors a paying...

If you are using either a CAR or PRDS real estate contract, both have language that say that offering to mediate and not hindering the process are...

We sold a 20 acre piece of property and carried the papers. She has not paid in 5 months. Do I need a lawyer to foreclose?

The deed of trust securing the note that you carried back has the name of the trustee-- usually a title company, but not always. Contact the...

Can we sue title company for not doing job paid for by missing a fraud deed of trust? we are about to lose our home.

Given the gravity of your situation, I would contact your local district attorney's fraud division immediately. You may be candidates for action...

Notice of violations am in foreclosure

The larger question is whether you think you can save this property from foreclosure. If you are able to save it, then you will need to deal with...

If someone passed away in one state and had real estate in California, do they have to file probate?

I agree with the answer already provided. But the probate that will have to opened here is an ancillary probate. The court in the county where...

Since you are on the bank account, all you should need to do is go to the bank with a certified copy of the death certificate and have the bank...

My house is going on on foreclosure, how can i save it.the mortage company was not responding to my inquires.what should i do?

In order to answer this question, more information is needed. Do you have a history of payments you made and when they were received by your...

Is it legal for a real estate agent to sign a contract to limit the commission on a sale? (and then pay you back the difference)

The short answer is yes. Commissions are freely negotiable between the principal (you) and the agent. Note, however, that it is not the agent...