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  1. milissa

    My Mother's house

    Truer words have not been spoken. Bottom line: no one here has had this experience. Second gleaming-encouraged to involve attorney Third go 'round, no one is grasping the concept of asked and answered
  2. milissa

    My Mother's house

    Wow
  3. milissa

    My Mother's house

    Again, thank you all for your opinions. I consider the matter closed and the question answered. I would encourage you all to do the same.
  4. milissa

    My Mother's house

    She is 78 and would simply like to recoup her money. I have rental property and am familiar with the eviction process in this state. She knows that in the end I will give her any money salvaged from this wretched mess. So as I understand it, the contract for purchase should be easily scrapped...
  5. milissa

    My Mother's house

    I've spoken with my attorney long before I stumbled across this site. I had been hoping someone from Tennessee would be able to answer my one question. Alas. The eviction and removal of the XBIL has begun. Thank you so much for taking the time to give your opinions
  6. milissa

    My Mother's house

    My mother bought the house and has a conventional mortgage on it. XBIL has contract for deed in which he is supposed to be paying for house. The insurance will protect my mother's interests should something bad happen. At this point, he only has mortgage insurance that the bank has added to his...
  7. milissa

    My Mother's house

  8. milissa

    My Mother's house

    My mother foolishly sold a house to my sister and her husband on land contract. The sister has left the property and her ex husband cannot or will not get insurance that protects my mother's interests. This is a caveat of the purchase agreement. It also states that she cannot sell the contract...
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