Ask the utility if they will allow for the named account holder to give a signed authorization for the utility to release that information.

So he needs someone to set up his properties as well with his disability, partner deals, Plus he rents out his personal home and is married to a green card holder.

Your IRA can be the lien holder on a car just as it can be on a real property.

If it has no mortgage or somehow the bank misses the fact the property has lots of back taxes, then you would start the foreclosure process to take ownership of the taxes (if you are the senior tax lien holder).

As far as cost-effectiveness goes from cheapest to most expensive, I would start with paint, then vanity, then new fixtures, then tile work( which is most expensive).One can also look at updating things like the mirror, towel holders, etc. if any of those items aren't looking so good.

@James Wheeler Don't worry about hurting the feelings of a lien holder.

I would only deal with the title holder and contract them to provide free and clear title.

@Natalie Kolodij  mcmansionish started in the mid 80's were I lived in Palo Alto.. city council came out with an ordinance that protected neighbors vis a vi height and light restrictions. we have that here in Lake Oswego as well.. its a formula.but all the cities these days are facing the exact same thing.. old homes that many are past functional use.. and are obsolete in prime locations being replaced by modern arch designs.

With the exception of a direct trade between two property holders, a third party is needed in the transaction to facilitate the acquisition or sale of one of the properties and then completion of the exchange.Delayed, Deferred, or "Starker" Exchanges are where the relinquished property is transferred prior to the time the replacement property is received.

Hi everyone so I'm looking for info on what I can do I save a condo I had purchased 10 years ago, I was 22 at the time lost my job at 25 and bank wouldn't refinance and I walked away, now at 32 and a father of 2 I'm still battling with this condo and current holders of mortgage still don't seem to want to work with me, I haven't lived there for over 6 years and it still hasn't gone to foreclosure, units have taken a dive and is why they prob don want to foreclose, is there anything I can do to refi or modify to get it back and use a rental being that I don't live in the same state anymore and being it's too small for my family now anyway?