Can I use a QuickClaim Deed to give my significant other a minority % share of my House?
Yes you could, but you would violate the terms of your mortgage by doing so. As well, there are potential estate planning / tax issues with this...
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Yes you could, but you would violate the terms of your mortgage by doing so. As well, there are potential estate planning / tax issues with this...
I don't understand this Q. If you have given half a $650k Note then you are a joint creditor, and owed $325k by the debtor together with the other...
I believe if you check your Deed of Trust, you'll find that the Lender must send notices only to the address it (or the mortgage services) has in...
An executory contract -- often called a "contract for deed" -- essentially allows the Seller to retain legal title to the property until the last...
There is a procedure in Texas law which would allow you to start a lawsuit against your LL, and request that the Court determine the rights of the...
A change in income can bring foreclosure with regard to commercial, income-producing property. But not your homestead, provided you were truthful...
You'll need a Promissory Note, security instruments (perhaps a Mortgage and Guaranty as well?), and possibly controls within the LLC itself to be...
Your mom's house is considered her homestead under Texas law while she continues to occupy and own it, and as such it is exempt from virtually all...
If you furnished labor, materials or landscaping to improve or repair the Church, or prepared plats or surveys or custom-fabricated other...
Typically, the Buyer will want the assumed name immediately for reasons of business continuity. So it should transfer to the Buyer, but if the deal...