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Do you have to have a lease in order to evict?

No, you do not have to have a lease in order to evict. However, Santa Monica's Rent Control Law limits evictions of tenants in controlled units. ...

Second mortgage discharged but a collection service pushing

Perhaps you don't realize that if you default on the second, the second can foreclose and become the new owner, subject to the first. The amount...

I am currently in forclosure in CA with a "sale date" of March 2nd. When do I actually have to vacate the property?

The new owner will need to first serve you with a 3-day notice to vacate, and if you don't, will have to initiate an eviction lawsuit against you. ...

How do I get a clear title on my home, when 50% of it ended up in a Trust with 4 heirs to receive 25% each including me.

You will need to prepare and record Quitclaim Deeds to transfer the title to you. if you cannot afford a lawyer, you can get a title insurance...

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My mother passed away leaving deed of trust under 3 siblings. One wants to buy out other 2 but other siblings not interested in

Yes, you can be forced to sell the house in what is called a "partition sale". This remedy is used if one of the co-owners of real property in...

Can a lender refuse to give me a reinstatement quote

Kenny Tan is correct. You should be asking the trustee, not the lender, for the payoff quote.

About to getting levy on my account. How do i get away ?

You probably will not be able to get away. If the landlord obtains a judgment against you, there are many alternative ways to enforce the...

Is it ok???

It depends on the total size of the house, condo or apartment and the total number of occupants. So long as the total number of occupants does not...

I live in Salinas, Ca. 93906 and my home is in foreclosure and is set for auction. How much time do I have before I am evicted.

After the trustee's sale (auction), the new owner (which could very possibily be your lender/bank) will have to serve you with a three day notice. ...