INVESTOR LITIGATION

    Many of our clients purchase their properties at Tax Deed sale, Foreclosure Sale, IRS Sale, Sheriff Sale, Bankruptcy Sale, etc.  Often these sales do not issue clean marketable title to the subject property.  Sometimes our clients purchase property through standard means but later find a title defect to the property.  In either of these cases a lawsuit called a Quiet Title Action is often called for to clear up the title to the property so it can be bought, sold, or mortgaged.  We handle many of this unique type of cases both to clean up our client's title when they make a purchase this way, and when our client has lost, or is in jeopardy of losing, their property this way.

     If you need to Foreclose on your interest in real property we are there.  If you are invested in real property which is in the middle of a Foreclosure, we know what to dp.  If your Tenants are being troublesome or not paying rent, we are ready to assist.

    One special situation we handle in this area is Tax Deed Quiet titles.  When an investor purchase a property at tax deed, the very nature of the deed does not give marketable title to the property.  Even worse, there are unique rules of both law and equity that relate to these cases.  Our experience in this special situation makes a unique choice as your counsel in this matter either to defend against a Tax Deed or to get marketable title subsequent to receipt of Tax Deed title. 

    PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT TAKE LEGAL ADVICE FROM ANYONE BUT YOUR ATTORNEY.  If you have any reason to believe you are subject to losing your property to a Tax Deed sale, CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY.  Too many clients take advice of the tax deed holder, someone at the foreclosure sale, or other unqualified or adversarial party and come to us after their property is 95 percent lost.  The sooner you come in, the better chance you have of saving/recovering your property.