Posted on: 26th Sep, 2006 07:50 pm
My step mother died and her kids quik deeded her name off the property and added theirs. The house still has a mortgage and they plan on paying it to keep the house. Isn\'t someone going to find out about this? This is wrong!
Hi Guest,
A valid deed should have signatures of both the grantor as well as grantee but in this case, the deed does not have the signature of your stepmother, as she is no more. So, how did they execute the deed? I think the lender can find out only if the kids default on the loan.
Thanks,
Sara.
A valid deed should have signatures of both the grantor as well as grantee but in this case, the deed does not have the signature of your stepmother, as she is no more. So, how did they execute the deed? I think the lender can find out only if the kids default on the loan.
Thanks,
Sara.
i think they haven't informed the lender about the quit claim deed. also, it's not done in the proper way. it seems that they have not taken help from an attorney or notary. however, if the deed is recorded in public records at the register of deeds, one can find out from there everything about the transfer.