Can I add another person to the deed of my house..if there is another person also on the deed..does that other owner have to app

Only from a New York perspective, the answer is: perhaps, but only as a relates to your interest in the real estate.

Legally? Perhaps. Likely? No, in light of the restrictive Covid eviction limitations.

That will likely depend upon the rights and obligations of both parties to the transaction, as detailed in the terms of the Contract of Sale that...

Responding from a New York perspective, with you on the deed, she is restricted from doing anything without your consent, approval, and voluntary...

If you had a Registered Architect or a Professional Engineer inspect the house before you signed contracts and he/she gave you a written opinion...

Responding from a New York perspective, typically, the leasing company records a financing statement against the property which appears of record....

You may revoke it yourself, without the assistance of an attorney, so you need to ask yourself: do you know how to do it?

Sure, if you confidently know the law, and all of the landmines that you will need to avoid, as well as all of the proper documents needed to fully...

Most likely, except you should get the written approval of both your lender and your title company in advance to head off any possible delays.

Can I add my name on my Mom & Aunt's joint deed and refinance a new mortgage without triggering a reassessment on the property?

More importantly, only your mother and your aunt are in a position to add your name to the deed. It requires an affirmative act on their part.