As long as they pull the proper permits and are licensed contractors (if required in your state), they can legally work on the property.

Buying through an agent may provide more transparency, while sheriff sales and auctions can offer deals but often come with risks, like limited property inspection or legal complications.

I don't want them coming after me legally if I sell.

And you can't legally dictate how much they carry for personal belongings. 

No legal jargon or last-minute surprises.Smaller credit unions are also worth exploring.

Having you live there, could put them in some legal trouble if it ever became public with what you are doing.

I’ve reported this to the FTC and have legal counsel.

Hello- I have a. situation that I need some clarification and understanding.Situation: My wife is the Conservator and legal guardian of her mother who is in memory care.

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At the time, it never occurred to me that if you want to swindle people it is difficult and expensive to take legal action against a company that is incorporated in a different state than where they do business.