What kind of deed do I need ?l fot a residential Property?
Grant deed or quitclaim deed are both acceptable. I agree a grant deed would be better in most cases.
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Grant deed or quitclaim deed are both acceptable. I agree a grant deed would be better in most cases.
Yes you can transfer to a trust but avoiding paying is different. You will likely need to pay someday unless you get the judgment set aside/appeal...
As you can see from the discussion you have a problem that is a bit more complex that you are likely aware. You MAY be able to get the deposit back...
Yes they can always sue, the real question is sue you for what? and will they win?. I assume you did not tell them you were going to have a party...
If you are going to be in California for a while have the trust done now using CA law. Your plans may change or it may take longer than 2 years to...
I agree with both prior answers, wait for the results from the petition. After the ruling you could settle the ownership between the family. If you...
you should consult with a local attorney who understands estate law. I would search this site or do an online search for someone who can advise...
You should read the contracts very carefully, they mean what they say. your contract with the credit card company probably says that you would be...
Wholesaling property aka bird dogging is legal in California. The California courts have explained in detail that by itself wholesaling is...
If your son is willing and able to sign a quitclaim deed it is not expensive. You should consult with a local lawyer because you could have tax...