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When you bought your home did you get title insurance? If so good they will look into it and you may have a chance. However your best thing to do now is contact an attorney.
Contact me with any questions. - Fri Oct 17 2008, 12:38
With the info that you provided it does not sound like fraud however I am not an attorney. If he was added to the property when you bought it the only way to get him off is to go through an attorney. Again, there are people who will help. Any other questions please feel free to contact me. Cindy - Tue Sep 2 2008, 06:26
You need to speak with an attorney, since you were married before you bought the home he does have his rights to it even if the mortgage is in your name. If he is living there and not paying on it, it is not hurting his credit at all since the mortgage is not in his name. For you to be able to get your interest (money/ownership) you should not let the forclosure happen. If the bank takes it back you will not get anything and he can buy the property for what is owed from the bank. There are people and organizations that can help you with this but the outcome will always be the same CONSULT AN ATTORNEY. If you can't afford it call Access York and/or the York Housing Authority. If you have anymore questions please contact me directly. 717-757-1166 ext. 359 - Sat Aug 30 2008, 09:26
If a seller is an individual or private enitity and is aware of a "red tagged" furnace then YES they must disclose it. If the seller is a bank or a government agency selling it due to foreclosre or other conveyance they do state that they have no knowledge of the property at all. Buyers must do their own inspections to find any defects and it is for information purposes only. They require you to sign a statement stating just that. If you have any further questions regarding that feel free to contact me. Cindy - Wed Aug 20 2008, 07:31
J Daniel Enterprises is Josh Hummer, I highly recommend him. Contact is 717-578-2602. - Mon Aug 18 2008, 06:54
With the amount of competition in the market right now the price is what will drive investors to buy. Craigslist is a great way to get it out to investors they do check it a lot but you have to make sure you are in compliance. Where is the property? I can pass it to some investors I am working with to see if they have interest.
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The Sold Team - Mon Aug 18 2008, 06:51
We have differnet people on our team that specialize in different areas. Anything from Residential, investment, new construction, land sales and some commercial.
We are the #1 Real Estate Sales Team in York Co. and one of the top 10 Century 21 Sales teams in the USA. Awards include:
Century 21 Masters Hall of Fame Winners
Century 21 Centurion Single Agent Award Winners
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Century 21 Quality Service Award Winners
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