If I buy a piece of property with judgment liens against it, am I responsible to pay those liens off.
It depends how you buy the property. If you simply purchase title, from the current owner, then, yes, all liens stay with the property. And,...
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It depends how you buy the property. If you simply purchase title, from the current owner, then, yes, all liens stay with the property. And,...
I am also a bit unclear about your question. Please note a few rules. The usual use for a quitclaim is to transfer title to real property. A...
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The tenant is not legally permitted to do this. You have, however, already done the right thing, by filing an unlawful detainer. Pursue the UD,...
If the title does not specify what kind of co-ownership it is, then it is tenants in common. Tenants in common is a residual category, which...
I agree with the prior answer. If you agreed to this, in your divorce, then, yes, you are stuck with the divorce stipulation. As a rule, in real...
This is a matter of negotiation. It sounds like you have signed a five year lease, for premises your business occupies. It depends how your lease...
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As a rule, title determines ownership. If you have three people on title, other things equal, they each get one third. You have a reasonable...
It is simple to transfer title to you. Your brother simply has to sign a quitclaim deed, deeding you the property and you are done. Your real...
The answer to this question is kind of tricky. Let's assume that the quitclaim deed is in writing, was properly signed and is otherwise a proper...
You have a number of issues, which you need to examine. First, does this idea actually make economic sense? Assume that you can do this. What...