So my tenant is 3 months behind in rent. She files chapter 13. 30 days later a new month rolls around and she is still not paying rent. Now, i'm pretty sure i can't pursue her for the back rent, but can i evict or do ...

Hi, So I just got the OK from the govt to start foreclosure on a tax lien... I've done this b4 and have an attorney but I would love a response before the weekend is over because I am FREAKING OUT! She passed away in ...

I understand that a lot of people prefer to structure their rental entities as LLCs to provide added liability protection. This can be mostly useful in the event of a tenant injuring themselves and trying to sue, as l...

If seller petitioned for full authority, What would be the reason a judge would tell them that they have permission to sell? but have to have the home listed by Jan. 1st. ? would there be any changes during this proce...

Hello, my name is Rob and just opened an LLC to start investing in rental properties. I am local to Philadelphia and was looking for advise. I have some capital but not much, meaning I have enough money for a FHA loan...

Hello all-I am looking at non-performing first. The initial seller materials provided showed some past due taxes. I then ordered the title report which shows a judgement and lien against the debtor and property along ...

OK here is the situation a CA property has 3 liens the first 2 being private lenders and the third is a judgement lien. The property has very little equity if the the judgement is paid in full (along with the...

So im in a hard place right here. and i need help ASAP...

I recently ran into a seller i got from one of my marketing tools, and his situation is as follows...

His fathers is the owner of the house, the...

Hello Everyone, I am looking into setting up an LLC and would like some advice on how I should approach this.

Here is my situation:
Currently I own 3 properties, (2) 1 families and (1) two unit. All are in my name....

Hello,I had a question regarding a judgment lien against a homestead property. From my understanding based on Florida statue 222.01(2) article 10, Section 4, creditors cannot have a lien against your primary residence...