If so, the title company “missed” the taxes, and they have “insured” you against prior claims, so you can file a claim with the title co.

Lawyer stated if anything happens they would be on the hookAgain, totally irrelevant...title insurance simply insures there are no defects/claims with the Title/ownership of the actual real estate.

Hello is there a RE Attorney that can help me execute a Quick Claim Deed or anyone have a referral for one in Buffalo, NY.Thanks!

You claim your cell phone, home office deduction and 100% of your utilities.

The interest deduction on the cash out requires investment in another property and the interest is claimed against that property. 

Hi Guys,The potential deal here, first time dealing with a pre-foreclosure.Preforeclosure seller, auction due in a week, Got authorization signed from the seller, the bank claims the current arrears are about 52k which sounds steep.the owner did not pay the mortgage for 3 years.original loan is 165k, 3.75% fixed 30 years, monthly payments are $760, so adding 3 years of payments together it should add up 27k of arrears, not 52k.I realize there may be some late fees and attorney fees built up in there,who do I reach out to negotiate those arrears down and how what do i say to make that happen?

If there is an illegal unit and there is ever an issue (fire, etc.) then insurance will likely deny your claim.

I don't make a claim that it is on par with Cali, but it is significantly more difficult and it's often joked about within our firms that if you can get a permit in Austin, you can get a permit anywhere else Texas in your sleep.

One of my rental properties suffered water damage and I'm wondering if I should file an insurance claim or just eat it...?

To say the least he is not able to do a full rehab himself and all of his reserves go to medical bills.