No real estate agent is going to specialize in that. it's much easier to work with zoning attorneys or a land use planner or a civil engineering firm. you'll have to spend the money. it's rare for agents to offer that.

The buyer then sued the title company who provided the title insurance and then the title company is now in litigation against BofA.First off, how is it even legal for BofA or any bank to revert such a transaction after the fact!

The governmental authorities do not get invloved in civil judgements.

However, even if they accept your claim, litigating this would be a lengthy process and I suspect they would have roeopen the foreclosure, file a QTA reforming the mortgage and redo the  sale. 

Your resources to rehab and maybe litigate to get them out may be more that your thinking so you'll need some funds to do that.2.

I'd suggest the first thing you do is talk to a civil or soils engineer and try to get some idea as to the challenges in regard to your specific property.

You can deduct the business expense of tax prep.I'm a civil engineer.

Some may think that is a joke but a $5000 civil find AND the possibility of getting charged with a 3rd degree felony will take that smirk off their face pretty fast!

Likewise, the litigation advice I give to an officer at a national bank is different than the advice I would give to a business owner facing his or her first lawsuit.

Section 1946.2 is added to the Civil Code, to read:1946.2.