I see this section about zombie foreclosures but where would ALL junior liens be unenforceable - if a lender has the servicer following CFPB guidelines, a loan would still be valid...b) The following conduct constitutes an unlawful practice in connection with a subordinate mortgage:(1) The mortgage servicer did not provide the borrower with any written communication regarding the loan secured by the mortgage for at least three years.(2) The mortgage servicer failed to provide a transfer of loan servicing notice to the borrower when required to provide that notice by law, including, but not limited to, the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, as amended (12 U.S.C.

Does your friend need to file tax returns or amended tax returns for the past 4 years?

If you and your dad are partnering for the long term, you guys may want to consider putting it into a revocable grantor trust where you guys can amend the beneficial interest where needed.

So if you only took 80% bonus depreciation in 2023, you may be able to amend your return, claim the full 100%, and potentially get a refund.

No additional amendments will be made to the contract and assignment will not be subject to any additional conditions.

An option is to amend your operating agreement or other contracts if he is agreeable.

I know I am not alone in belief in our second amendment.

@Gp G.Seems like you may need to get with the title company that filed the deed and have an amendment done. 

If that holds, it could allow investors to amend 2023, 2024, and even 2025 tax returns (once filed), to claim the full 100% bonus depreciation—instead of the reduced rates we’ve had (80% in 2023, 60% in 2024, and so on).This could potentially generate significant tax refunds for those who placed eligible property or improvements into service during those years.

I'd like to raise the rent but I'm not sure how I go about making amendments or addendums to the contract.