Even if the lender has to invest a little money to get the home ready for sale, that could be outweighed by what they're able to sell it for in a hot market. A deed in lieu may also be attractive ...

the same attorney who drafted the written agreement of sale prepared a deed transferring the property from the Pozzutos to the Mihordins. Noticeably absent from the deed was any reference to the ...

With a deed in lieu of foreclosure, you give your lender ownership of the home in exchange for releasing you from the mortgage. With a short sale, your lender allows you to sell the home for less ...

As a general rule, all persons who are authorized by the Civil Code to obligate themselves may enter into a contract of sale. This includes ... the property and rights in litigation or levied ...

All liens are subsequent rights to receive value from an asset. A tax deed or tax deed sale arises due to unpaid property taxes. If all tax obligations are cleared and associated penalties ...

The Shusters sued to set aside the sale, primarily because the deed of trust did not designate a trustee. In an opinion which adds to the body of case law rejecting efforts by borrowers to seek ...

But is there a pecking order in which the ubiquitous credit scoring system treats a short sale more favorably than a foreclosure or a deed in lieu of foreclosure? I get this question quite often ...

Transfer of title: Once the sale deed is signed by both the parties, the buyer gets the title of being the property’s legal owner with complete rights to the property. What happens next?