I would like to buy a house with my wife, however my name is currently jointly on the mortgage/title with one of my elderly parents on their house. Would it be possible to transfer my joint ownership of that house to another family member without refinacing, or would I have to “sell” the house to them and get hit with the higher interest rate?
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Tagged elderly parents, family, family member, house, interest, interest rate, joint ownership, member, mortgage, name, ownership, Rate, refinacing, Title, wife
i have a specific piece of property i am interested in purchasing…it is vacant and has been foreclosed. i know the address of the property and name of the previous owner. how would i go about getting information on puchasing the property (if it is even for sale)? have tried all foreclosure websites and cannot find this specific address.
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Tagged address, cannot, foreclosed land, Foreclosure, information, Land, name, owner, piece, Property, sale
want to log on from home using a screen name from work, but i don’t want to be tracked from the home computer
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Daddy was 92 at the time and didn’t say anything to man then daddy put the land into my name and sister too. He told the next door friend that he was going to take it on squatters rights he has been there for I think 8 years. I raise the rent 350.00 a month and I want to sale. Now is there a Lawyer out there that can tell me who’s house is this mine or his. The land is only worth 7,000 but it’ worth 50.000 with the 445 sq footage. If he stays anther 10 years he will be paying 42.000 if i was him I would just pay me out. And he can’t take on squatters because he don’t pay the taxes.
I sold a mobile home to an individual who never transfered title into his name. The individual has since abandoned the mobile home and is now residing in another city. Now the city treasurer and landlord on which the mobile home sits is harassing me for back monies as the title is still in my name. I do have a signed contract of sale by both parties and am wondering what rights I have as the seller in this situation. I am not looking for any monies from the purchaser, nor do I want to regain posession of the mobile home. I just want to be left alone in this matter as I do no longer own the property, and I do not feel I should be responsible for back taxes or back rent on the lot on which the mobile home sits.
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Tagged back taxes, city, city treasurer, contract, Home, individual, landlord, Mobile Home, monies, name, purchaser, sale, seller, Title, treasurer