Thursday, January 7, 2010

Bill Of Sale For Goods Does A Bill Of Sale Written For A Mobile Home Hold The Same Legally As A Title Does?

Does a bill of sale written for a mobile home hold the same legally as a title does? - bill of sale for goods

which provides 4 mobile homes no title ... intends to sign a contract .. You owe money for 3 of them and 1 has a lien. She says that everything will be OK? What happens if I sign this? Someone can correct me as this for them? I have 3 children and want to live in one of them and hire others. I'm not going to solve the problems! Man all I have reservations and want to know what can happen! Is this legal? Can you sell those homes, we were entitled to money with them? You do not want to inherit their problems. She told us why they want the house because he no longer treat and not want to be responcible to comply with them already! Well, that's fine, but what about mortgages. She said that when the fruit of the titles lein get published. What should I do? What can we do?

3 comments:

babiefox... said...

Of course, they do not fall into the latter. You need to prove the titles and deeds, that you are the rightful owner of the securities or real estate or lender / lien holder. When loans and taxes are not paid, would only pay more, and they were able to come and almost all properties.

You do not need a lawyer to tell you this ... simple fact, unless the mortgage or what you are paid in the financing of these properties, then the lender / lienholder has every right to take property.

jedimast... said...

is better to see a lawyer.

a document can with the money or (as little as one tries to deposit U.S. dollars), the contract, the purchase will be prosecuted. You have nothing to sign and no money!


with the money changing hands is not an act.

SB said...

Do not be so stupid. They grope Consult a lawyer immediately and not in this case.

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