Posts by Mark Brown
Selling a House With a Contractor’s (Mechanic’s) Lien in GA
Selling a House With a Contractor’s (Mechanic’s) Lien in GA A contractor put a lien on your house — here is how it works and how it clears. A renovation that went sideways, a dispute over a final invoice, a subcontractor you did not even hire directly — and now there is a contractor’s lien…
Read MoreSelling a House With a Clouded Title or Heirs Property in GA
Selling a House With a Clouded Title or Heirs Property in GA Inherited a house you can’t quite sell? Here is how a clouded or heirs-property title clears. When a house comes to you through a family death, the hardest part is often not the grief but the title. A title search turns up gaps…
Read MoreSelling a House With a Judgment Lien in Lawrenceville, GA
Selling a House With a Judgment Lien in Lawrenceville, GA A judgment lien turned up on your title — here is how it clears when you sell. Plenty of owners discover an old judgment only when a title search runs before a sale: a credit card balance, a medical bill, a dispute from years ago…
Read MoreHow to Sell a House With a Lien or Title Problem in Georgia
How to Sell a House With a Lien or Title Problem in Georgia A lien or title problem on your Georgia house? You can usually still sell — and clear it at closing. Most people only learn there is a lien or a title defect on their house at the worst moment — when they…
Read MoreYour Right of Redemption After a Georgia Tax Sale
Your Right of Redemption After a Georgia Tax Sale Your house sold at a tax sale — in Georgia, you may still have 12 months to act. If your property was sold at a tax sale, it is easy to assume it is gone for good. In Georgia, that is usually not true right away.…
Read MoreSelling a House With a Property Tax Lien in Lawrenceville, GA
Selling a House With a Property Tax Lien in Lawrenceville, GA A property tax lien is already on your house — and it clears the moment you sell. Many owners are surprised to learn there is a tax lien on their home, recorded as a Fi.Fa., even though it started as an ordinary tax bill.…
Read MoreHow to Stop a Property Tax Sale in Gwinnett County, GA
How to Stop a Property Tax Sale in Gwinnett County, GA Your Gwinnett County property is headed to a tax sale — here is how to stop it. When property taxes go unpaid long enough in Gwinnett County, the tax commissioner moves toward a tax sale. If you have received a notice, or seen your…
Read MoreHow to Sell a House With Delinquent Property Taxes in Georgia
How to Sell a House With Delinquent Property Taxes in Georgia Behind on property taxes in Georgia? You can still sell — and clear them at closing. Property taxes are one of those bills that grow quietly until they feel impossible. In Georgia, when they go unpaid the county issues a Fi.Fa. — a tax…
Read MoreWhy Selling to a Cash Buyer Is the Best Option During Divorce
Why Selling to a Cash Buyer Is the Best Option During Divorce Divorce is already difficult. The last thing you need is a drawn-out, complicated home sale. If you’re splitting property in Lawrenceville, selling your house quickly and fairly matters. That’s why many divorcing couples are choosing cash buyers over traditional listings. POH Group LLC,…
Read MoreHow to Sell a House During Divorce Without Delays or Disagreements
How to Sell a House During Divorce Without Delays or Disagreements Selling a house is stressful. Selling it during a divorce can feel impossible if you’re not prepared. From missed deadlines to legal disputes, the process can quickly get out of control. But it doesn’t have to. POH Group LLC has worked with divorcing couples…
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