What can I do about a neighbor who keeps pulling up my survey markers?
First, I wonder if you have talked to the neighbor to explain why the markers are there and ask him to stop removing them. If you haven't, that...
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First, I wonder if you have talked to the neighbor to explain why the markers are there and ask him to stop removing them. If you haven't, that...
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I agree with Ms. Border's answer. I would add that in general vacating a property does not terminate the tenancy, and therefore the responsibility...
I agree with Mr. Kelly's answer. I would add that absent some conflicting terms in the operating agreement, your fellow member's execution of the...
If I understand the question, it appears the 1st mortgage was foreclosed, but the 2nd mortgage was not. Under Washington law, an action to collect...
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Most mortgages require that any improvements constructed on the property after the date of the mortgage be kept in good repair, etc. Essentially,...
I agree with Mr. Gusa's answer, and I would add that the CC&Rs should provide you with due process if your rights are going to be affected. That...
It is hard to answer the question about cleaning out the house without knowing whose belongings are being removed. The term "abandoned" has a...
Unfortunately, the answer to your question is "it depends." A survey might be necessary to determine conclusively that the fence is on your...
Part of the answer is going to come down to the terms of the rental agreement or lease. It seems to me that the cost of the wood is equivalent to...
There are two answers to this question - one legal and one practical. The legal answer is that it comes down to the contents of the condo...