If it is attached to a permanent foundation, then it becomes real estate.

The lien was then attached to this property.

You also have experience, which will help get money.Try the "add an attachment" to add pictures.

They became emotionally attached.

How will the seller/owner be attached to the deal how would i?

I realize you don't intend to attach the new property to the existing one, but maybe something like that would work for you.Have you discussed this with the city planning department?

It doesn't have anything to do with suing the tenant for money, although that is attached to the eviction proceedings as a second cause of action.I tell all the applicants to call me in the evening and I simply tell them whether they are acceptable or not.

REI Coach,Just saw your post with attaching a lein to a property.

B signs a Deed of Trust to C's Trustee-an unrelated, disinterested third party-usually C's brother in law.The Trustee only has two jobs, when the loan is retired through amortization or paying off, the Trustee will issue a Release and Reconveyance, which is just a Warranty Deed with no conditions attached to it.

Our REI club once did a meeting about "property that a tenant has that is attachable".