MO Contract for Deed
We signed a Contract for Deed on our home in MO in 9/06 because my husband took a new job in Arizona and we were under pressure to move. The market was very soft and the only buyers we could find needed a contract for deed because they had no down payment. Our ”buyers” have only paid on time and in full once since they signed the contract back in September. We have a 14 day Notice to Cure and then a 15 Failure to Cure, which I normally sent out and they do end up paying. However, if they go past the 15 day Failure to Cure, how can we have them removed from the home? Do we need a court order? The Sheriff’s Department or local police? We want to know what the procedure is in case it comes to this. Also, we suspect they may be smoking pot in the house and were wondering if this would be grounds for having them removed from the house? Thank you.
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real estate purchase contract for deed In the year 2000 we entered into a…
real estate purchase contract for deed
In the year 2000 we entered into a contractto buy land. we were 8 days late on one payment the owners won’t except the payment. we happened to see in the paper that the property was to be sold on the court house steps 10 days from now. The owners had the property mortgaged and didn’t tell us about it when we bought it. We have tried to talk to the mortgage co. their lawyer and the trustee co. We have told them all we want to pay off the loan but they say we can’t because we don’t own it. what can we do? is it against the law to sell mortgaged property without telling us? We have paid on this property for over 2 years, is there a way to get our money back? these people have taken our payments for2 years and have not paid theirs for 6 months
Springing Power of Attorney What is a Springing Power of Attorney and how does…
Springing Power of Attorney
What is a Springing Power of Attorney and how does it differ from a General Power of Attorney?
Property I was made sole general power of attorney before my mother passed away.
Property
I was made sole general power of attorney before my mother passed away. The title to her car had her name & my brother as POD. I took the title to the DMV & signed it over with moms name by me POA. I received a title. Meanwhile, my mom passed away & my brother applied for a lost title & was awarded the vehicle. My question is why was my power of attorney not valid for that transaction.
Something does not add up–I am one named as having power of attorney In a…
Something does not add up–I am one named as having power of attorney
In a General Power of Attorney document drafted in 1995, my husband was named as a co-power of attorney to represent my grandfather who died in July of 2002. The other person listed as having power of attorney did not contact us about matters relating to my grandfather’s estate. We are very concerned that my father will not receive his inheritance due to underhanded activity on my uncle’s part. If the power of attorney states the cousin’s name ”and” my husbands name, doesn’t the ”and” mean they both have to be consulted in matters concerning the estate of my grandfather? We feel my uncle may have pulled something over on us. If the power of attorney was revoked, we were not notified of such a change.