my family cemetary has been sold. I am being denied access to it. Who can help me with this?
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You will need to check with your state attorney general office,  In most areas, a cemetary has to remain a cemetary even if the general property is sold, and there has to be an easment to reach that property provided.
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Gaining access to something closed.
740376
Hi Titch, \n\nThis is complicated. It depends on a large number of things.\n\nThere will have been an agreement drawn up between you and the buyer.\n\nIf the transaction has been completed and an amount of money has been paid to you then there is nothing you can do.\n\nIf the transaction is incomplete for some reason then the endowment still belongs to you.\n\nThis could get messy.\n\nYou need to speak to a specialist solicitor as soon as possible.\n\nI have not discussed the legal ins and outs because the information you have given is insufficient and it would take too long.\n\nGood luck.
696547
See if your grandmother is willing to sell the property and if so, contact a Realtor.  If not, then ask your grandmother to call her lender and see if they are willing to help by deferring a payment or something of that nature.  Doing nothing will get you nowhere except in foreclosure, so don't delay in getting the problem resolved immediately.  If nothing else, go out and get a 2nd job, for crying out loud.
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Get another buyer,\nWhy must you sell to this particular person that dont show interest to your property?\nYou cant do anything if he doesnt show any interest in it.
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Who took out the loan and what documentation exists?\n\nIf your mother took the loan it has to be pad out of her estate before any funds are distributed. If there are four beneficeries each looses part of their benifit to the debt repayment.\n\nGet more details of the loan, copies of documentation from the lender, etc.\n\n Find out why your aunt has waited 3 years to claim the money (anyway, it should be the organisation that gave the money that claims it from you - your aunt seems to have no claim if I read your question right.)
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ok... this will take a little work... first go to yahoo and search for "whatever county name " county assessor... once on the assessor's page do a parcel search for that specific address of the building... that will pull up the owner's name and address... using the name try searching for a phone number on the interenet or white pages... otherwise just write them
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do a title search.\nit is worth paying the title company to do this.\ndoing yourself is difficult.\nif the county has public access to recordslook up the current owner. the document will show a recording date and a cross reference #. trace theat # and it will tell you the seller.look up that seller in general ref if you  have to but usually the recording # will tell you what you need to know. keep doing this until you get to the time period you want..\nwhen the owners name you want appears, then you have to do a geneological trace to0 find family who may or may not have pictures, and may or may not share them with you.\nstewart and american are both natiowide as i remember\nwhen you call them area code 555 1212 for info, ask for customer service.
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You have to find out of your grandmother has a will. Everything will go to whom ever she names. You will not be able to do anything about it.
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Serve notice, and if that doesn't work sue.\n\nSince property is involved it's probably best to get it lawyered, but a solicitor's letter will probably do the trick.
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whoever the next of kin is, gets the land... your description is to confusing to figure that out for me..but you being a family memeber should be able too.... a lawyer would probally help too.. if there is a lean on the land or debts owed.. it might just go to the government.. I would get a lawyer
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They can hold everything up, which is why this is such a hard spot to be in.  We studied the ways to inherit property when I got my real estate license.  This problem came up again and again as an example of what happens when parents leave property equally to all children.\n\nIf you can't reach them by phone and work it out, you'll have to get a lawyer.  Which is never good for family.\n\nYou are all joint tenants.  Two of you can sign over to the third, who will then be in joint tenancy with the 4th.  The first two will be out of the equation for any remaining decisions on the property, effectively the same relationship as before- just less people involved.\n\nYou can legally sell your shares to the third as well as give them away.  Good luck, I wish you well.
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Find out who the owner is (local tax records at your town hall or county clerks office will help you determine the owner) and then contact them to see if they are willing to sell.  If they don't want to sell, there is nothing you can do.
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Try to contact the seller. If you bought it from a business, contact the better business bureau. If you bought the item for mote than like 750 dollars, it is considered theft.
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Well, sounds to me like you may never get your money here. I would just be upfront...tell her that your parents have decided they would like to buy it and since she has been unable to pay you the agreed upon amount you are going to sell it to them. She has renigged on her agreement and that gives you the right to sell it to someone else. If her and her uncle are upset...they will get over it.
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I'm not sure why your mom said you couldn't take it with you when you moved. Of course, one would have to be left in its place.\n\nYou might want to do the same thing. \n\nApproach the people who live there (or the owners if they live elsewhere) and see if, by replacing the mail box with a new one, you might have the one your grandfather made. I really don't see why someone would object to a simple and reasonable request like this.\n\n\nGood Luck.
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hell no its not right file a complaint with the national assosiation of realtors and your state real estate board- I had a realtor give the lock box # for my old house to a client without anyone's consent so he can take my key and enter my house whenever he felt like it- fight for your rights!!!you own the property not your realtor-I would term my contract with the realtor and find one with integrity