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Originally Posted by ndusa
Not sure if I got this in the right place or not.
Here's what we are looking at:
A man and woman live together in town, in a house owned by her. She dies. Apperently the house was left to the daughter. Man stays in house for 7-8 years, doesn't pay the taxes. Nobody paid taxes.
Shyster gets ahold of case, give eviction notice to man for "trespassing", and tell's him to make a bid on the land if he likes. Current bid is $7500.00.
This is where we are. I bring up a lien for labor, upkeep, ect.. Told him to claim $1000.00/year, for a total of $7000.00. So give it to me people, what would happen if he did this? The shyster is representing the deceased woman's property. I have never dealt with putting a lien on, and do not wish to cause him problems(don't think it gets any worse than being tossed out on your ear!) Please give me idea's. Ohh, he has less than 30 days to get out of there. Not sure when the sale goes threw, or when the bidding ends. Just want to throw a wrench in the cogs here.
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NDAUSA, a lien might make sense, but you'd have to do it quickly. Put a lien on the land/house an amount in "______ dollars in the lawful money of the united states of America in lawful silver coin".