page=1#axzz2rQTi3H9wI've followed other cases, too, and most all seem to be related to blatant, over-aggressive and wholesale application of this law.For the living, this is a painful situation to be caught up in.The major takeaway is that A.P. is a tool of last resort, not an objective to search for scenarios to apply this law (which is available in all 50 states).

Check title to see what other liens/judgments may be in her name, as it applies either way.

That doesn't guarantee you'll get the attorney approval in time, but you can start to apply pressure to make sure your deal is not squashed by a better offer.

I learned a lot from property #1 that I applied to this one.

Someone seems confused.The last month's rent would be applied to February if she stays through that month.

My leases states that money received from the tenant can be applied first to charges like this and then to rent.

Living in socal I find many BP rules don't apply to REI.

@Joseph Tarallo , I simply went into the bank where I have mortgages and asked to apply for a line of credit on a rental that had no existing mortgages.

it would be best to have a Texas lawyer look it over even if you do not live there because you are buying land there so their state laws will apply.

If any special assessment was applied or any dues not paid would be a new accrual due and payable to the association by the title owner or the process would repeat.