My new neighbors paid $411,000 for their house according to zillow.com. The asking price was $850,000. (this is in San Francisco, this is a three bedrom 1700 sq ft home). What the heck happened? Was ...
My ex boyfriend and I bought a house together a few years ago. I left him 16 months ago because he was cheating on me. He cannot refinance the house on his own because he took out a 2nd mortgage ...
I am a new immigrant to US and I have about $400k which I'd like to use to buy a small single family home. I have a stable job and no debts. Thinking why should I pay mortgage and run the risk ...
Hi my downstairs neighbors are under contract to buy my condo.
They first agreed back in May on a June 30th settlement date.
Before the June 30th settlement they & their lawyer went on ...
I have $15000 ready to invest right now. My husband has excellent credit and we're thinking of getting a "hard money" loan. I have read many books about it front to cover and done some ...
My mother-in-law became a real estate agent about 1 year ago. We listed our home with her then and it has been 10 months and we are getting discouraged.
Do house flippers have to pay a penalty tax or fee for reselling the house so soon, as opposed to waiting for, say two years? Additional Details What if I only got a six month loan as ...
When one purchases a property part of the process is a title search. What this entails is checking relevant records for any liens on the property (mortgage or court-ordered). If any liens exist than they are paid off first as soon as the purchase money is made available. Can't be escaped; the title cannot change hands without satisfying that lien.
MIREYA - SUPER WOMAN!
odds are good only if the person is up for a refinance or a sale of the property... otherwise it is better to file suite to get u money back.
Momma
Odds are cruddy cause you have to wait until the house is sold, could be 60 years
Meg
Landlord
It depend on if you had a right to place the lien in the first place. If it is a legal lien then the odds are good.
x x
You will either get the money or auction the property to settle the debt
The R
odds are good.... bc they cant sell it till the lien is paid
jeff a
can you place the lien on their drivers license? see if thats on option
musicman47
You may get the money, but it may take awhile before you see it!
char__c's.a.good.cooker
Pretty Good if you handle it correctly. Court is the best way. You'll either get the goods or get the money! I'd say the odds are 80% or better in your favor.
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