Real Property

We are trying to buy my husband's grandmother's house. She is in a nursing home and has been for over a year. We were just about to close when the bank's lawyers realized that the deed doesn't say with rights of survivorship. There are nine siblings and the lawyers have told us that they all must sign the deed along with their spouses. There are four of them refusing to sign. Is their anything at all we can do?

If condo assn goes into receivership, how does it affect owners who have paid their condos off completely?

My father sold on contract our farm in Indiana to be paid by annual installments @ 7% interest. My father passed away and the buyer hasn't payed anything for 2 1/2 years to his estate. The question is: Can we foreclose and if we do does the buyer by Indiana law have the right to keep a portion of the land for what they have paid for? In the contract it is stated that the buyer is responsible for all legal fees if foreclosure are taken.

We have a problem my dad died and was married to a second wife after his first wife died. Surviving is 5 kids of my dad. He owned a house the deed is in his and his first wife's name. The actual house sits half on one of the son's property line. There are a lot of belongings that are owned by my dad: 3 cars, 1 backhoe and a lot of tools. What can we do? The ex and kids don't get along.

we have a life estate deed on my mothers house for about a year. if we have to put her in a nursing home can we sell the house to pay the nursing home