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Thank you for your answer. I' ll look up adverse possession. I've been pa

Thank you for your answer. I' ll look up adverse possession. I've been paying all taxes etc and even the loan interest only. The trustee lady seems to be working with me, however, because of my disability, Im not gaining the tax benefits whhen not in my name ect. I assumed the house would be transfered to me after my mom died. I want to do real estate investing on the side, however, I don't know what my financial situation is with the house. Thinking maybe I should sale my share out? Pull another loan and invest in property and have tenants pay the mortgages etc. Alot to think about.

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Hi Guest,

You can sell off your share of the property once your name is added to the property deed. Unless it's transferred in your name, you won't be able to sell off the property.

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Answered on 10:51 pm Oct 12th 2011

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