Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:31 pm Post subject: divorce and property rights
Ive owned my home for over 18 yrs and will be going through a divorce from a lady I married only 3 years ago. We had no children. Her name was not put on my Mortgage. She has not contributed anything to the home. She now wants half my house. Is there anything I can do to stop this? I am 69 yrs old and cannot afford this.
Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 5:43 pm Post subject: Quick Deed
Hello,
An ex and I purchased a home together. He moved out 3 years ago and I have been paying the home since then. My credit isn't very good so I dont think I can refinance. He is willing to sign a quick deed, but I'm worried since he is thinking of going bankrupt. What can I do?
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 8:39 pm Post subject: quitclaim
my father passaway and he had be given 9 acres from his parents. and there are three hiers as survivals. but my uncle said that we need to quitclaim the pro over to him and he will put, it in are names. what wrong with that picture.
As far as I can understand, you will normally inherit your father's property if your father has mentioned that in his will. If he has not left any will, you may file an Affidavit of Heirship and claim the property. I don't think there is any need to quitclaim the property to your uncle.
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 10:18 am Post subject: Assuming a mortgage or a gift??
My daughter in law is living in my mortgaged home. Currently she is making the mortgage payments but not renting. even transfer of funds. How can I get out from under this house and loan?
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 7:37 pm Post subject: refinancing, quit claim deed, pending divorce
My husband and I are entering into a divorce situation. I cannot qualify for a loan (to purchase my own property) as long as I am still on our current mortgage. The lending institution (which holds the mortgage to the home)indicated he could not refinance the property in his name until the divorce was final. My loan officer indicated refinancing could not occur if divorce proceedings have started. I am in a quandry as there is a foreclosure property just listed on the market 4 blocks from where we live and it would be ideal for a joint physical custody situation for our child. I do not have the cold hard cash to work with buying it outright, but need to be able to move quickly to purchase this property. Any advice please?
Thank you!
I think there would not be much problem in getting the loan in your name. I would suggest you to consult some other lenders for a loan. In case, they do not agree to give you a loan, then you will have to wait for some time. You can also consult with the lenders of this community. This will be a no-obligation free consultation.
Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 12:42 pm Post subject: quit or quick claim with morg.?
My husband & I have a rental home that is rented out, and the tenants want to buy the home but don't think they'd qualify. We have refinanced the house, (long with the drop in price's) to were there is no equity left. Can we sign over a quit or quick claim to the tenant's while there is still a balance on the mortgage? We just want to sign over the house and get out from under the responsibility and mort. payments and taxes. Can this be done with just the tenants and us without involving the morg. company? Simple & easy.
Quitclaiming will only transfer the property in the name of the tenants. It will not transfer the mortgage. The buyer will have to get approved for the mortgage. In case if the buyer does not gets approved for the loan, he can try for a refinancing with the terms and conditions that they can afford. They may even check with other lenders if the original lender is not refinancing the loan.
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