What fees are involved in transferring the deed of a property to another person?

I agree with Ms. Martin, who has given thorough and very good advice. I would only add that the portion of the apartment complex owned by your...

If a property title identifie the number of the physical structure as 1004-1006, how do I found out if the parking lot adjacent

You could look at the assessor's parcel map or review the legal description of the property to see what land is included in the property. ...

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Can someone sue me for quiet title if I sold the property before the lawsuit was filed? What are the damages?

Yes, you may be sued for quiet title. It all depends on the facts and circumstances. You'll need to file a response to the summons and complaint....

How to evict an occupant/tenant?

You'll need the deed to be recorded before you can take action. The safest bet is to give a 60 Day Notice to Quit if it is a tenant. But you may...

Negotiating with a bank prior to foreclosure

There's no way to buy the property from the bank prior to the trustee sale since the bank does not own the property. You could buy the note, but...

Do I need a real estate attorney for a demand for sale or partition?

If both parties agree to listing the property for sale, then find a mutually acceptable broker and list it for sale. Don't let this slide into...

I conveyed a deed of trust to my friend. We used a form off the internet. Is the conveyance valid?

I question whether or not you have done this correctly. You don't convey a deed of trust. And no deed of trust is valid without a promissory...

In a real estate partition action, unlike a divorce, there are NO manuals to help

A partition action is complex and not a DIY project. You're in over your head if you are trying to represent yourself. You can look at a treatise...

If it has a title from the HCD, then you cannot transfer by quitclaim deed. Contact an attorney to transfer the title for you.

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My ' significant other' and I bought a house together in 2003. We signed as "Joint Tenancy". What happens when one of us dies?

When one of you dies, then the survivor will own the entire property by operation of law. To end the right of survivorship, you can sever the...