I bid for a Bank owned multi family house on Hubzu and won. The property was tenant occupied and it was cash only. I signed the Purchase and Sale and we were getting ready to close. I found out that the house had a lo...

First time poster, long time BiggerPockets reader. I'm looking for some general advice here... 

I populate all my own mailing lists, which typically involve only motivated sellers (high equity, divorce, probate, fo...

So I retained counsel to file a quiet title complaint to remove a defaulted and charged off 2nd mortgage HELOC that under state (NV) statutes was no longer enforceable (past the 10-year SOL from the date of accelerati...

Hello BPI have a property in South Carolina with a double wide on it. It is a rental. I’m looking for a good insurance company that insures this type of property. Also was wondering if the insurance covers the home as...

I'm considering purchasing a condo that is non-warrantable (not eligible for conventional financing) because one owner owns too many units and there is a pending lawsuit against the HOA. My idea is to purchase it in c...

I just wanted to reach out to the BiggerPockets community to see if anyone in Virginia knows of any "Non-Warrantable Condo" lenders.  I have a client trying to sell a property in Virginia Beach town Center, but we hav...

I’m interested in purchasing a garden style condo. The hoa won litigation this year for 30 million dollars due to building defects. Should I absolutely turn away due to this?  Or should I trust that there will be no f...

I find myself in a real estate purchase conundrum. BLUF: seller is trying to cancel our contract to buy and threatening litigation.
A bit of background, wife and I put an offer on this house. The process was going a...

I want to start off on a solid foundation:Can any one refer me to any real estate attorneys they may have worked with? I prefer them to be a litigating attorney who is actively practicing real estate law in court rooms.

or are businesses other than Sole Prop required to use an attorney? and is the answer state/county-specific, or pretty much the same across the states??