Plus people structure their businesses in different ways.Saying that, Ideally you'd have an LLC or Land Trust to purchase the property with so your personal name isn't on title, then your lender wires the money to close and the closing attorney files a security deed on their behalf so they have to get paid in order to transfer the title.

If she's on title, she would obviously have to agree, or the other owner would have file some type of partition law suit.

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I got a painter's suit and went to town vacuuming.

It's been my experience that ground-up construction in Philadelphia should ideally take < 6 months.3) How are you fees calculated, and at what stage are they included?

I believe here in Cheeseland about $200 per year for E&O Do not quote me , Account ClosedJ Scott once told me their fees our highand now I can agree.Deductibles I have no ideal for California, fyi

Whether he claimed ownership or just tenancy he would have been entitled to some rights whether time or compensation, defeating that claim is what needs to happen to remove him and not remain open to another potential suit for circumventing the court system.

Many of those properties would be listed on MLS; just select multi-family properties on your search.Another idea in a similar vein is to look for single family homes that have either a mother-in-law suite or a garage apartment or carriage house.

As a quick analysis it passes the 1% rule meaning the monthly rent is at least 1% of the purchase price although 2% is ideal.

They may think they are from learning some ploy, like asking for the original note, but they are in no position to actually carry through with such activities as that requires an attorney to file suit.