Buyer changed the title company without my permission, can I use it to break the contract?
Generally no, unless there is a specific provision in the contract that makes this issue material.
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Generally no, unless there is a specific provision in the contract that makes this issue material.
It protects the Buyer from having to resolve any pending issues related to the property after the closing arising from the local government or...
Not a good idea on many levels. The main one is you would be liable for any property damage or personal injury related to the car. The insurance...
Not sure by what you mean by "extra permits". You need to go to the City Building Department and get the answers straight from them.
Other than what my colleagues stated, the problem with a quitclaim deeds is that you have no warranty of title by the Seller. Quitclaim deeds are...
The contract will dictate if it is required and who pays for it. If you are a buyer and seller does not have to pay, then you have the option of...
Depends on the written lease. What is the ending day of the lease? Does the lease automatically renew if you do not give written notice?
Title agents cannot provide legal advice or legally interpret documents.
Real Estate agents generally do not have a fiduciary duty to their customers. They market and sell property that's it. Are you paying them directly...
Answer truthfully the question that is being directed. If the 2 that live with you are both under 18 then answer 2. Occasional guests are usually...