Quit Claim Deed vs. Warranty Deed after Lady Bird

Mr. Deason is correct. Warranties of title do not affect what interest is transferred. Your grantee family member is going to have an issue when...

I'm buying a home to flip, all cash sale. I plan in re-listing in 60 - 90 days. Is it a bad idea to forgo title insurance.

I like the easy ones. Yes, not getting title insurance is a bad idea. It is a classic example of being penny wise and pound foolish. Even if...

If I understand correctly, you are the record title owner of the property and you want to borrow money using both your name and the person who...

Good afternoon, please advice if the co-borrower on our mortgage signs a quit deed claim, can I give him any legal doc for 1/2

The answer is yes, you can. When the property is sold any funds after paying off liens are yours to do with as you choose. You want to avoid...

I help my brother to buy a land in Davie Florida in 2005. I was told to buy the land for him instead of cosigning.

Family problems are the worst. Your brother has put you in a terrible situation. You say he stopped paying his share of the mortgage payment six...

1. Yes, the notary can be one of the witnesses. 2. To be safe, yes, make yourself one of the grantors. 3. Why are you using a quit claim deed?...

Seller filed QuitClaim Deed to himself and another on real estate transaction. As a Buyer, can I get a warranty deed at closing?

Don't be penny wise and pound foolish. One thing for sure in any real estate transaction: There are a lot of dollars involved. Get a lawyer and...

Clouds on title and Title Insurance

An owner's title insurance policy insures that you will have marketable title. You say that Schedule B has no exceptions relating to the myriad...

I removed my name from the deed of the home, can he keep me from getting things that belong to me out of the house?

This isn't going to be much help, I'm afraid, but from the description you give of your situation it sounds as if you need a Pennsylvania lawyer,...

Property Survey

Yes. No problem. be sure you get your landlord's approval before making any changes to the property.