Posts by Ummah Blogger
Selling a House With an Uncooperative Ex-Spouse
You can still sell the house even if your ex-spouse refuses to cooperate – California courts have tools to force the sale or sign documents on their behalf.
Read MoreHow to Sell Property After Divorce in California
To sell property after divorce in California, both former spouses must sign – here is the step-by-step process Sacramento homeowners use to close the sale.
Read MoreDo You Have to Sell Your House in a Divorce?
No, you do not always have to sell your house in a divorce. California law offers alternatives – here is how Sacramento homeowners decide what makes sense.
Read MoreSelling a House During Divorce in California
Selling a house during divorce in California splits the net proceeds between spouses, usually 50/50. Here is what Sacramento homeowners need to know before selling.
Read MoreCan You Sell a House with an IRS Lien?
Yes, you can sell a house with an IRS lien. The lien is usually paid from sale proceeds at closing – here is what Sacramento homeowners need to know first.
Read MoreCan You Sell a Home With a Tax Lien in California?
Yes, you can sell a home with a tax lien in California. The lien is typically paid off through escrow at closing. Here is how the process works.
Read MoreCan You Sell a House Without Fixing It Up in California?
Yes, you can sell your house without fixing it up in California. No law requires repairs before a sale. Here is what you need to know to close fast.
Read MoreSelling an Investment Property With Tenants in California
Yes, you can sell an investment property with tenants in California. The lease transfers to the buyer. Here is what investors need to know before selling.
Read MoreSelling a Rental With Tenants Under Lease in California
Yes, you can sell a rental property with tenants under a lease contract in California. The lease transfers to the buyer. Here is exactly how it works.
Read MoreSelling a Rental Property With a Tenant in California
Yes, you can sell a rental property with a sitting tenant in California. The lease transfers to the new owner. Here is what landlords need to know.
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