Will a lawyer be needed to change the deed or can he go to the Recorder of Deeds and get the document notarized?

He cannot remove his daughter from ownership of the property himself. The daughter has to agree to be removed and sign a deed transferring title...

I am selling a condo in DC,it was rented and tenant left when lease expired. Do I still need former tenant to sign a TOPA WAIVER

DC's law regarding tenant rights to purchase is highly technical. It also does not define "tenant", and the title insurance companies are...

To answer your question definitively requires a close reading of the covenants that control your subdivision. Depending on how they are worded,...

Although it certainly appears that the title company handled your documents in a less than professional manner, whether you have a cause of action...

Question regarding real property law . . . has Maryland abolished the fee tail? "to A, and then to the heirs of A"

Maryland has abolished the fee tail. As you note, any entailed property is deemed to be held by the current owner in fee simple.

I want to know if there is anyway I can terminate a contract between myself and a Realtor? I signed on June 4, 2013.

In order to answer your question, it is necessary to read the brokerage agreement. There is may be a provision in the agreement to allow...

I currently rent the home I Iive in, I want to buy a small condo at the beach, can I consider the condo my primary residence

You may consider the condo your primary residence, as long as you actually use it as such. If you were to lie to the bank and to the taxing...

What rights does my husband have as 25% owner of such stated property:4 parties all have 25%

Your husband's situation is not something that can be addressed in this format. It appears as though there are accounting issues involved, which...

Posting that sign had better be a joke,at least as far as the last nine words are concerned. Generally, a person may not use deadly force merely to...

I need help refinancing my primary residence

Unfortunately, you are at the mercy of your second lien holder. The lien holder has a legal interest in your property, based on the deed of trust ...