If so, you'd really need to know what the judgment amount is before you contact the owner.Also, if the sale doesn't go through because you make a payoff, does that reverse or leave in place any other liens that were included in the foreclosure suit (judgments, jr. liens, etc)?

Therefore; when planning a project, if you want to attract medical users, keep that in mind.Since you have no experience developing such a project, contact a few local developers and ask them about doing a build to suit for you, where you will purchase the land, and they build the project.

(I thought I had done the due diligence by using an Escrow company for the sale, but they closed the business and disappeared once the suit was filed.)

I took my 2 binders detailing out my 5 C's all suited up and ready to get that Business line of credit or approval to get a commercial rap loan for my current properties

The content was suggested by my lawyer and is definitely suited for scenarios when a written lease is governing.

Hi, I've been renting a house with a separate entrance basement suite for a few years without too many problems.

Right now we are mostly doing build to suite.

While this is done, it may be hard finding a buyer with cash for repairs.Your sale contract can provide for repairs to be made by the seller (you) in your assignment of the sale contract, the buyer's down payment could be used to pay for repairs made prior to closing.Sandwich lease options have issues, they are not the best arrangement to sell especially with significant repairs needed, these are better suited to sub-let as a landlord, if you must go there at all..

2 yrs ago we were taking a walk in my neighborhood and i stop and look at 2 raccoon on top of the roof of that one house. it was a mamma raccoon and a baby raccoon. holes in the roof, junk cars, overgrown bushes. trees all over. but i never approached the sellers. fast forward 2 yrs and i see about 10 guys in hazmat suits taking garbage out.

Understanding that Quiet Title suits probably vary in cost from state to state (and possibly depending on the complexity of the title's "cloud"), can anyone venture a SWAG on what one would expect to pay to execute one between filing fees and legal assistance, etc...?