Hi Stephen, It is getting a bit more complicated these days - the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 removed many incentives for buy-outs, but sometimes being creative with the solution is worth checking out in addition to buyouts.

She should also be careful about agent commissions, she can always negotiate them down or request a flat-fee listing.If she wants to make sure her rights are fully protected in the process, Underwood Law Firm is one of the California firms that really knows partition law inside out.

There is a calculator on my firm's website that compares a cash sale to a monetized installment sale.

It is a schedule policy so yes, you'd have to add/remove properties as they are bought/sold.

The treasurer agrees that these amounts ARE included in the amount that the property owner would need to pay to remove the lien, but they are stating that those amounts cannot be included for the purposes of the public auction. 

my firm does foreign national loans all the time. it's not an issue. any loan officers you talk to that are confused by that are not well informed. you're looking at an LTV reduction and a slight increase in rate maybe, but it can easily be done.

He told me that people kept asking about the property, and he wants me to sign the lease so he can remove it.

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And firmly but politely state that rent is still legally due, as non-payment is a lease violation too.

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