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 ...
In the scenario where a home is unequally left to several decedents and there is a mortgage. Is the
mortgage satisfied FIRST from the net proceeds before the proceeds are distribute...
In a March 20 opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court resolved conflicting decisions among federal courts of appeal, finding that a law firm engaged in only nonjudicial foreclosure proceedings is not a "debt collector" within...
Hi,My tenant is refusing to vacate even after not paying rent for three months. My house is in Denton County in Dallas. I figured out that I can file suite in county court. Any advise on on how proceed with that.I wou...
I won a judgment for my tenant to move out in 7 days. well on the 7th day they filed chapter 7 and letting me know that they have 30 days to stay and not to harass them. I am not wanting any money from them , which is...
Hey guys! I am taking some evicted tenants to conciliation court on May 21st., and I am wondering if I should or don't need to take a professional with me? A lawyer, an attorney, etc. What exactly happens within that ...
All,I have filed for an eviction case - my tenant has not paid rent for the last 4 months and has delayed the court proceeding by 1 month since I filed for eviction. He has now requested a jury trial - I'm assuming to...
As a general practice real estate attorney and property investor, one of the most commonly asked questions I get is what a landlord's options are to evict a problem tenant during Covid. I hope the following will be he...
I am interested in buying a non-performing note of a property in California that is tied up in BK and has been abandoned for several months. Ultimately I would like to foreclose and acquire the property. The former ow...
Does the probate process have to be finished for you to be able to buy a property in probate?
If not, then how would it work? Just get the heirs to come to an agreement and present an offer to the court? Would the co...