You sound just like my lawyer.

While it's too late to do it on this tenant's lease, you need to put a statement into your lease to the effect of; "no overnight guests for more than 7 nights without written permission of the landlord".

Our probate lawyer won't say how long it might take to get the home in my name but we are afraid we might lose the house before then.We weren't prepared to deal with this situation and aren't really sure of our options.

I'm going to effectively have just over 1m dollars cash money to invest in something.

We've hit a wall with CA lawyers, should I maybe find a Nevada or Delaware lawyer?

A lawyer told me to accelerate depreciation on my properties, but I didn’t want to have to pay him to figure out what that means.

Sometimes you have to wade through some lawyer talk, but it's always good to know exactly what the code says.In a tax deed state, like Texas, you buy the property at foreclosure.

I personally believe this to be true and have found it to be a very effective tool in my life.

It was preferred to buying it before the sale with a ton of liens attached.I've seen a few done lately with private lenders, smaller mortgage companies, mouse houses(last resort lenders), small local banks, but anyone larger or national your just going to hit the "clerk wall" and have to wait for the red tape, the company lawyers trying to justify their existence, and for them to finally offer it.Really miss the old days when you dealt with the bank executives direct, they did better for the bank, and it was still good for us.

I'm in Texas and I presented the attorney with specific information to a particular property so that may have had an effect on the price.I'd like to hear form others who may have gone through this.