Real Estate questions and answers by state
Real Estate questions and answers
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Can condo boards sue developers for construction defects in New York?
Asked in New York, NY | July 17, 2018
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Can A Homeowners Association Or Condominium Benefit By Foreclosing On A Unit To Collect Delinquent Common Charges In New York?
Asked in Mount Kisco, NY | March 15, 2022
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I have improperly filed mechanics liens placed on my property in Orlando, Florida. How do i resolve/remove legally?
Asked in Orlando, FL | May 22, 2026A contractor submitted 2 separate Claim of Lien on my property beyond the legal time frame of 90 days after doing the work or providing materials. I was never properly notified legally within the 15 days via certified/return receipt mail. The liens are not properly filled out, either leaving necessary spaces blank, or with a N/A placed in them. They are notarized, but I do not know if they are legally notarized because of the blank spaces. Also, I believe a construction person who completes work that requires the proper licensing to complete work on a property is the only one that can place a lien for that type of work on the property if they feel they were not properly compensated, or had some dispute. This person does not have a license of any sort. When the work required proper licensing by law, he sub contracted the work to a proper party. Since he did not list anything for his disputed work or materials/supplies, I do not know what he is claiming, nor the dates of work. Any work that was furnished is well beyond 90 days. What is the most cost effective way to remove these improper liens to clear my title?
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Do I have to pay a leasing administration fee for a house I’m already buying for my brother?
Asked in Acworth, GA | July 1, 2026
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Neighbor built a deck and blocked my window. No mention of such in their permit. What type of lawyer will I need?
Asked in San Francisco, CA | April 25, 2026The deck blocked my window from light. The deck is extended; you can hop over to my side. I talked to the owner, and she said she didn’t know anything about it. Other person on permit has been dead months before the application. According to the public record, the deed title is an entity, not the permit applicants. I spoke with the inspector, he said if I pursue, it will be very expensive. I asked questions he couldn’t answer. I asked DBI to investigate, but they approved it anyway. What kind of attorney will I need?
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