Yes, it is not unusual for a lender to seek additional security, in the form of a lien on other land or personal property, once you're in default on the original agreement. If the auction goes badly, they don't want to be left without payment of the outstanding balance. As a tenant in common, you have a separate ownership interest that can be attached and liquidated.
If the association is participating in a bankruptcy process as the petitioner, the association needs your participation. If, however, your unit is being foreclosed upon, read your governing documents to determine whether or not you still qualify to participate as a director -- your ownership now being overshadowed.
Yes...there is a large population of Klansmen in Michigan.
Yes, the estate can sell the property to non-family members.
148 Members Legislature 110 House 38 Senate
Seven.
The House of Representatives consists of 110 members
Unlikely. Sorry to have to say that because by the nature of your asking the question, I suspect you are wanting to make money by buying real estate foreclosures. At least here in Texas, when you are buying a house at a foreclosure auction, who pay for the house right there at the sale - cash or cashiers check. That is not quite 0 down. The people who tout make money with no money down are telling you to leverage or borrow from family members to get the money. You are just delaying the risk or spreading it around then. I have made money in real estate, but not in foreclosures. I invest and work with several businesses. I have a few articles that speak to these as well as my foreclosure experiences. I spent a year trying to buy foreclosed homes and gave it up because I could not find a deal that made sense.
Yes there are afew members who live in the little city of Adrian Michigan. The faction was created in the Michigan department of corrections in the mid 90's. The group is now the cities biggest and most organized gang.
There are 15 Michigan Representatives in the US House of Representatives. There are 110 Representatives in the Michigan House of Representatives.
5 members of Michigan started to follow the legislature in 1896. They had a argument to wether or wether not to make Michigan a state. Soon they voted with the Michigan people and that's how it got started
Matt is originally from the Memphis, Michigan area
no, if it was approved by the other members.