
30 May 2010 | 1 reply
If you are planning on the new tenant/buyers living in the house past 6 months you will likely need to convey title to avoid the sticky executory contract issues.

25 January 2010 | 35 replies
Robert, the property preservation business involves working with asset managers to get foreclosed properties back to conveyance condition.

3 May 2015 | 71 replies
You don't know what other liabilities the LLC might have incurred hence don't want to get stuck with an undisclosed debt in addition to the property that you thought is just what you were getting.It sounds like the issue is something that could be addressed contractually or through some other device where you could explicitly and specifically state clearly what interest is being conveyed along with the LLC, and could name the specific property (or properties) in question.

27 February 2012 | 9 replies
My post was poorly conveyed.

12 March 2013 | 5 replies
This is the part that I want to convey to BP members.

19 July 2010 | 23 replies
If this is the case, then the agent can be a dual agent which means certain information should (key word) not be conveyed between parties.

16 September 2013 | 32 replies
There are differences in title, joint and several ownerships, rights in title, life estates, conveyance of partial interests and improper conveyances, liens, rights of easements and encroachments apparent by a proper survey, along with claims by creditors and others that puts even the most astute investor in areas of the unknown.To imply that investors should learn to do a title examinations is not good advice.
20 May 2018 | 6 replies
This should also convey the repercussions of them not performing the actions necessary on their part to prevent damage to your property.
5 April 2017 | 20 replies
We sued.took two years 10k plus in attorney fee and we won.. but lady still would not sign.. had to go back to court again and spend another 5k getting the judge to sign an order conveying title in such a manner that title co would insure the transfer.. ( which happened) then the lady still would not move so then we own it and now we have to evict that took another 4 months and 2k..

5 May 2017 | 2 replies
In the old days, they were mostly used to convey questionable ownership.