Answers by Rosmir Washington

You really only have your lease agreement that would give you some time. If the property was left to the children, they have to uphold that.

Either an attorney or title company can help you with this. If you don't want to handle the leg work, you can handle a realtor to get everything setup for you, but then you would more than likely have to pay a commission.

I'm in Mississippi and in my experience, buyers always hate that the garage was closed in, so in my personal opinion, it decreases the value; at the end of the day, it's a matter of the buyer and want they want or what they can live with.

That is not something that has to be done, especially if you don't have the funds to do it. You can always sell as is if it's that bad of a renovation needed. You may find that the kitchen won't matter to some buyers especially if it's priced correctly.

That can become a problem in the long run, especially if the new neighbors do not get along. you should get the kinks worked out 1st so that it doesn't backfire on you.

How much are the taxes and are they already homesteaded. this can drastically affect your monthly payment.

In most cases this is due to a tax rate increase in your area. This amount may go up depending on the needs of the community. A lot of times they do this when they vote on a budget for the physical year.