Epstein, broker Shay Barry, Community Manager Deanna Valdez, and legal counsel Susie Lein of Kimball, Tirey & St.

Legal precedent, yes, for collecting for the damage the ex-tenant caused with that cute lil (illegal) *****cat with the UTI.Loss of rent, doubtful. 

That being said, there are great opportunities in this area so long as due diligence is careful and thorough.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

If you formed an LLC in Wyoming and also created one in Florida with the same name, they are considered two separate legal entities unless the Florida LLC is registered as a foreign entity tied to the Wyoming one.

You have to make an offer that the seller accepts, but with a pre-foreclosure, it has to be enough to cover paying off the loan, arrears, legal fees and realtor fees.Deed of trust and conventional mortgage are something different, but they are related.Personally, I wouldn't make an offer on a house pending foreclosure unless I knew what I was doing or had someone I trust walking me through it.

Just because its common doesn't make it legal.

But if you’ve ever rented land, or let someone else use yours, you know it’s not always that simple.Tenants (even well-meaning ones) can slowly creep over boundaries in ways that cause legal headaches, survey disputes, or even permanent loss of land rights if not handled early.Here are a few ways it usually happens:1.

Can I simply just put this contract can be assignable when I am using the public standard Colorado real estate buyer seller foreclosure contract even though it says in 2.2 this contract is not assignable otherwise spe...

I don't know the legally of paying back all the rent, that will be your location specific.

- You legally have to assume any existing lease contract when you buy a property. - What are the differences between your lease and the seller's lease?