The simple answer is yes, that can be done. But you should consult with an attorney or an estate planning professional to understand all of the...

The answer depends on a few considerations, including whether you are financing the purchase, what you might do with the property if your daughter...

Ttitle to real estate situated in Pennsylvania passes upon delivery of an executed Deed. Recording is not required to effectuate a transfer of...

The appraisal contingency only applies if there is an appraisal that is less than the contract price. So this may not be the easy exit you're...

The answer depends on what type of Deed you signed, and also the terms of any Agreement of Sale, if applicable. Also, if you made representations...

The answer probably depends on whether the Lease auto renewed, and whether the Lease stipulates who is responsible for taxes. If it did not auto...

Yes, you can transfer title to a trust, but there may be a better option. More information is needed to assess the most cost effective option, in...

Whether or not your husbnad contributes to the mortgage loan is not relevant to your question. The fact that your husband is a co-owner gives him...

The simple answer is yes, anyone can sue someone. Whether or not he would a valid claim depends on facts not shared here. If you get sued, or if he...

The answer depends on what you mean by "ex." Transfer taxes would apply based on the assessment value, unless the conveyance is made pursuant to a...