Yes, you would just need to declare the property interest split (i.e., "50% divided interest").7.

For tank water heaters, they are super easy once you muscle the old out and the new one in.  

I have a judgement lien on a contractor that has been in the courts and cost me over $28,000 in attorney's fees.He has declared bankruptcy and the house I have a lien on (his half ownership of the property) is going into bank foreclosure.

Her husband used to own the property, and basically when her husband died and her relatives took control and tried to kick her out (as she had no rights to stay), but her lawyer was able to outmaneuver her relatives and have her declared a tenant at this ridiculous rent.

A landlord must be cautious in declaring rental property abandoned and taking possession.

So far the best bets are to file a sched C but I'd have no income since the rent income is declared in rents/royalties.

The seller can not claim that there is fraud as you have declared your hand.

Originally posted by "**********":CA Civil Code sections 1695 ( a) through 1695.17 (b) 7 type written pages of legal jargon alone define foreclosure and purchase law.1695 (a) The legislature finds and declares that homeowners whose residences are in foreclosure have been subjected to fraud, deception, and un fair dealing by home equity purchasers.............................CC sec. 2945-2945.11 about 12 type written pages talks about "foreclosure consultants" in depth.

The lease will describe the circumstances in which the landlord can declare the rental unit abandoned and enter the unit and remove everything.

Your rental account is delinquent in the amount itemized as follows:Rental Period _________________________________ Rent due $___________Rental Period _________________________________ Rent due $___________- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOTAL RENT DUE $___________- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -less partial payment of $___________- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -equals TOTAL BALANCE DUE of $___________You are hereby required to pay said rent in full within 3 days or to remove from and deliver up possession of the above-described premises, or legal proceedings will be instituted against you to recover possession of said premises, to declare the forfeiture of the Lease or Rental Agreement under which you occupy said premises and to recover rents and damages, together with court costs and attorney's fees, according to the terms of your Lease or Rental Agreement.