I forgot to mention, the second building is not registered with the city so the second building sq ft does not count officially.

If they haven't given you the keys and officially notified you that they have moved out and there is more than $500 worth of stuff in the unit then you'll have to evict them and get a writ of possession in order to legally remove any of their property.

"Hey John, Good morning. not receive any calls.. as in from the Town Officials?

At least a couple of years ago, that was the guideline.Its been 2 years since I was in the business, so you know how those guidelines can change on a dime at times.A good loan office can officially answer this question.

No judgment..no looking in the mirror...no expectations to meet if no one expects you to get on your feet..no repeated reflection or assessment of one's situation...no need to figure out a way to pull oneself up...permission sanctioned by the official government to boot--promoting the idea that its not their fault...that society is responsible for them...and best of all, it facilitates the illusion of being independent--and worst of all...it perpetuates the idea that the successful or truly independent SHOULD be responsible for them.

With some contracts even if you sent it but have not been provided conformation that they received it you can send another document cancelling the agreement.Really at this point you definitely need an attorney to see what you have signed or not signed and what has official acceptance and how you might get out of it or renegotiate the deal.No legal advice.

The contract was made official and filed with the county in February 2013.Now I would like to refinance, pay of the rest of the taxes, and get some cash out for some more remodeling.

My client is a top politician/government official in the Asian and Middle East region who wants the funds to be invested through a well-establishedbusinessman abroad who can front on his behalf.2.

Typically for an "occupied" place you only get around a 30 day grace period of it being vacant initially or between tenants without the need to an official status change.

The official community meeting was July 4.