The renter made changes to MY home with the assumption that he was going to purchase. After being unable to aquire a mortage after 5 years, and at this point on a month-to-month assumed rental agreement(nothing in writing for 3 years), the renter told us he was moving out. Per our lawyer, an eviction notice was served. Exactly one day before the closing on my home, which I could only sell for what I owed to the bank because the renter had incurred an unbelievable amout of damage to the property, a judgement was placed on my home for "improvements" he made while living there. Am I responsible to pay him anything? Also, the closing had already taken place-papers signed and checks drawn and sent-prior to the knowledge of this lein. 2 days later the lending bank has put a stop payment on the checks from the closing, because this lein is dated 1 day prior to closing. By the way it wasn't signed by the renter, just submitted by his lawyer. Can this be legal? What rights do I have?
2007-08-05
04:48:04
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jewelsofswfla
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Renting & Real Estate