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 florence214
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 Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 3:36 am Post subject: My husband purchased a land without my conset or me knowing. |
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| My husband purchased a land without my conset or me knowing. I found out a month later. It's been almost 2 years and we both agree that it was a very bad investment. Can I invalidate the purchase at this point? this is in Texas |
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manoj_gopale
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| I do not think so, if you are on the deed,it won't be possible. |
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kim090807
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| Do you have legal documents ? |
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marklavender1
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| Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 9:45 am Post subject: |
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no. you have no interest in the transaction.
It may be bad investment, but your husband as well can't cancel the transaction. |
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gmakerley
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agreed...what's done is done.
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florence214
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| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 12:20 am Post subject: additional info |
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| I have the documents. I am not on the deed trust. It states my husband's name along with married not joined by spouse. the main reason i asked is because i was told my someone that in the state of texas that there is a law that requires the spouse to be present during a property purchase. perhaps i might of misunderstood or it might be taken out of context. thanks for all your responses! |
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gmakerley
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florence, i would recommend your taking your questions to an attorney who is versed in real estate law. your comment that you were "told by someone" very much rattles me. "someone" is less of an expert than virtually everyone on this website, and we've seen how many of our "experts" are lacking.
please confer with an attorney so you can get actual legal advice.
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manoj_gopale
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George,
It may be true that 'experts' are lacking but they will only learn about it once they face different questions of the people and I think person may turn out to be an 'expert' over a period of time once they actively take part in different discussion.
In my personal case I always want to be at receiving end, that is student....
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gmakerley
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manoj, i'm glad to know that you are trying to learn as much as you can so that you can move on to expert status. once we have enough experience and information to help others, it's a wonderful place to be in.
in the meantime, though, it's my stance that those who state their opinions strongly - as if expert - need to back off a bit (a good bit) when there's no real strength behind the opinions. to claim expertise in a subject matter that one has little experience is to do a major disservice to the person posting the query to begin with.
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manoj_gopale
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thanks george for your reply...
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