Doublewide on land to be foreclosed.
I own a doublewide mobile home in McLennen County. The acreage that this home is on is about to be foreclosed on in December. I owe back payments on the land itself. The land is owner financed and is seperate from the home financing. I don’t have enough money to bring the land payments to date, nor do I have enough to move the home itself to another location. The home is current to this month on payments. We want to move from the area but don’t know how to handle the mobile home itself. My wife and I are willing to let the land go. And hope that maybe the land owner will have to pickup the cost of the mobilehome. Is there any inofrmation on this type of situation for reference?

Was told I owe taxes on a home that I thought was going to be foreclosed on….
I was told they were foreclosing on my manufactured home. The land it was on had been sold and I moved thinking they would go get it to sell it…since it’s a mobile home. It dropped off my credit so I assumed that the people that bought the land bought it somehow before the foreclosure. Now I’m getting a letter in the mail from an attorney demanding taxes. Did a little research and the mortgage company went bankrupt and just left the house there. The new land owners’ son has been living in it. I don’t know what to do…it’s still listed as mine on the title but I have NO clue what to do. I don’t want to end up with a judgment against me for the taxes. I haven’t lived there for about 6-7 years. I don’t want to call the current ”resident” because I’m afraid they’ll file some kind of abandonment and still leave me with the taxes. Can I ”evict” him and sell it? If so what are the chances the new landowner will sue me for land rental? Ugh…this is my typical bad luck. Thanks for any advice…your time is appreciated.

Possible Breech of Contract
I entered into a contract with a fellow employee for her to purchase a mobile home from me. She devised a contract for $400.00 for 7 years and I signed my copy and she signed hers, only we did not swap contracts. She is now trying to get out of the contract and move elsewhere. Can she do this without breeching our contract? Does a verbal contract have any power in a court of law?