You should have recorded in the land records any written agreement (a mortgage or promissory note) you have that is signed by the owners stating they borrowed money from you to buy the house and agreed to pay it back when the house was sold. If you don't have anything in writing you will have to sue them in court. If you win a judgment the court will issue an execution that you can record in the land records. The judgment will be paid to you out of the proceeds of any sale if there is any money left after paying senior liens on the property.
Loans from anybody or thing (bank, person, etc) are never taxable.
I read this A couple of times, I could not figure out exactly what the Q. was, But I think, Someone agreed to $12,000 cash settlement (when house sold) and NOW wants to know how much the other got for house,, If this is the Q. It does not matter how much the other got for house, Because there was already A agreed amount to be paid. What if house sold for $9,000, this will not satisfy the agreement, So none of the other buiseness.
Someone can be charged with felony burglary even if they were the driver and never went in to the house because they helped in the commission of that crime.
"You're smart"
if you have our executors you will never get your money
It will never be a permanent home for someone
Never go outside. Stay at your house, except for when you go to school. Never let someone in your house other than someone who you or your family know.
never that is highly unlikely
Never send someone money for a free product.
No and its also not safe.
No, there has never been a direct sell either.
people should never leave the house without their phone and key FAMILY FEUD: keys money cell phone clothes ID