Seattle, WA
Real estate Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Litigation ... +2 more
Under a new law effective July 26, 2009, a tenant is entitled to 60 days notice if there is a foreclosure before they can be evicted. I can't tell...
A confession of judgment is a signed document that can be held pending performance of some obligation and entered in court if the person signing...
I think you should get legal advice at the beginning of this process as you have the most options now and many will be foreclosed as the process...
Unless the property is agricultural, the vast majority of lenders would foreclose non judicially. The first lien holder cannot get a deficiency...
The short answer is that the owner of the second note and deed of trust can sue the homeowner after foreclosure on the first. It is not...
Assuming that the foreclosure is non-judicial (the most common way) the sale cannot take place sooner than 190 days from default. This means, in...
The lender will not have a claim against your new husband, assuming he has not signed the loan agreement. As to the homeowners association, that is...
The quick answer is no; an option would not likely interest a lender to stop a foreclosure unless it is particularly attractive. For example, if...
If you have a lease for a fixed term and face eviction sooner because the owner defaulted on the mortgage, you can stop paying rent because of an...
There is new federal legislation that may allow you to keep the lease as described in the following AP press release: "Buried in a housing law...
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