Hi Nancy,
You can simply quitclaim that portion of the property in your name as you've been mowing it. The owner of the property will have to transfer that portion of the property to you. However, you can check out the adverse possession laws of your state and check if you can possess the property.
You can simply quitclaim that portion of the property in your name as you've been mowing it. The owner of the property will have to transfer that portion of the property to you. However, you can check out the adverse possession laws of your state and check if you can possess the property.
when a property is sold by the tax commishioner on the court house steps for unpaid property taxes the property owner has two years to to reimburse the buyer with interest and get their property back. also the buyer cannot do anything with the property for those 2 years
I was wondering if you have to have an attorney draw up a quitclaim, or if I can fill it out myself and file it with the county?
Hi caycee,
You can contact an attorney and he would help you in drawing a quitclaim deed as well as filling it out. However, it is not mandatory to contact an attorney. You can even do it yourself by filling out the sample quitclaim deed forms available online. Then you can notarize and record the deed at the county recorder's room.
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You can contact an attorney and he would help you in drawing a quitclaim deed as well as filling it out. However, it is not mandatory to contact an attorney. You can even do it yourself by filling out the sample quitclaim deed forms available online. Then you can notarize and record the deed at the county recorder's room.
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GEEGEE, I WORK AT A LOCAL TAX OFFICE AND YOU HAVE 1 YEAR FROM THE DATE THAT THE PROPERTY IS SOLD AT A TAX SALE TO BUY IT BACK FROM THE PERSON WHO PURCHASED IT.
deed forms vary from state to state, some States require additonal forms to be completed and recorded at the same time the deed is recorded.
The additonal forms needed in Georgia are discussed below.
The Real Estate Transfer Declaration is required to be filed with the deed. This form is available in the County Clerk of Superior Court's office in your County.
The additonal forms needed in Georgia are discussed below.
The Real Estate Transfer Declaration is required to be filed with the deed. This form is available in the County Clerk of Superior Court's office in your County.
I take care of my sister and two years ago had a new house built to better take care of her and my brotherin law.
She has early stages of alshimers. the house and property are in my and her name. I have full medical and financial p.o. a. on them both
Can I use quit claim to put the property totally in my name, as I have been told that I can get more assistance for them if they do not own any property other than an auto.
She has early stages of alshimers. the house and property are in my and her name. I have full medical and financial p.o. a. on them both
Can I use quit claim to put the property totally in my name, as I have been told that I can get more assistance for them if they do not own any property other than an auto.
Hi dragracer,
As you've a financial poa, you can get the property transferred in your name. However, it can be a good idea to contact an attorney and take his help in transferring the property in your name.
As you've a financial poa, you can get the property transferred in your name. However, it can be a good idea to contact an attorney and take his help in transferring the property in your name.
My son is going through a divoice and he does not want his soon to be ex-wife to have any rights to his house, that he own before they were marry. She has not paid any expense to the house since she has lived there. My son has paid everything. He wants to quitlcaim the house to me so she can not have any rights to house. Will a quitclaim prevent that from happing and is that necessary?
Hi Mom,
If the wife's name is not on the property deed, then she won't be able to claim ownership rights to the property. In that case, I don't think there's any need to transfer the property to you. If the property docs include the wife's name, then the wife will have to sign a quitclaim deed and transfer the property to your son.
If the wife's name is not on the property deed, then she won't be able to claim ownership rights to the property. In that case, I don't think there's any need to transfer the property to you. If the property docs include the wife's name, then the wife will have to sign a quitclaim deed and transfer the property to your son.
I am thinking of renting my house out. How much more in property tax will I have to pay, after losing my homestead exemption? The house is in Georgia.
Hi M.L.,
The property tax assessor would be the best person to answer your query.
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The property tax assessor would be the best person to answer your query.
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The quick claim link from ..albany... is no longer working.
hi michael!
welcome to forums!
thanks for informing that the link to georgia quit claim deed form is not opening. you can check out the given page to get a new link for georgia quit claim deed form:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/predeal/quitclaim-stateforms.html#24184
feel free to ask if you've further queries.
sussane
welcome to forums!
thanks for informing that the link to georgia quit claim deed form is not opening. you can check out the given page to get a new link for georgia quit claim deed form:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/predeal/quitclaim-stateforms.html#24184
feel free to ask if you've further queries.
sussane
I added my sister some years ago to my home via a quick-claim deed with right of survivorship and not as tenants in common as grantees. Now I do not want her to be on it and she refuses to sign the paper my att. drew up to have her removed. What are my options?