Get someone off the title of a house

how do i go about getting my name added to a property deed, owned by someone else, and of course its with owners permission?

Welcome jonathan,

The owner of the property will have to sign a quitclaim deed and add your name to the property deed. The owner will have to write his/her name as the grantor of the property whereas both your name as well as the owner's name will be mentioned as grantees.

Does my Mom need to do a will if she just puts me on the title or deed on her home? That's all she ownes anyway. Thanks!

terri, most states require an estate to be probated, and if there's no will present, there are stipulations that allow for an estate to be parceled out, at least in part, to state coffers. yes, she ought to have a will, regardless of the real estate being her sole major possession. doesn't she have at least one bank account, a little jewelry, some flatware, some furniture, etc? i know it sounds trivial, but you don't want to see what you might expect to be your inheritance go to the state of [wherever you live].

my son and girlfriend own a house together. The broke up and she moved out. How is he to get her name off and be able to stay in the house

ideally, he and she ought to sit down and discuss this in a rational manner. if they have equity in the home, it would be fair for him to buy out her share of the equity in exchange for her relinquishing title to him.

me and my husband are divorcing on friendly terms
he will transfer the ownership of the house to me
his name is on both the deed and the morgage
we should go back to the escort company to sign the quit claim deed
and refinance correct?

i truly hope it's not an "escort" company that you're dealing with - if so, it's no wonder you're splitting up...but here's my opinion on this regarding the "escrow" company that i think you meant to cite.

i don't believe you necessarily need to go back to them to take care of yoru paperwork, but what you will wish to do is to arrange for a refinance of the underlying loan into your own name. that ought to be done concurrently with the signing of the quit claim deed, to protect your husband's interests. your lawyers ought to be able to help you coordinate all this. as for refinancing, you can use any lender you'd like to use.

i hope that's a satisfactory answer - sorry for joking about your marital situation, but i had to jump on that escort thing. i guess it's just my nature.

I have a house that is in my name and ex-parther, we have seperated for 5 years and i wont to take his name of the mortgage as he is having another child by someone else, i have asked him to remove his name and he will not - is there anything i can do to get his name removed of the mortgage.

az, you must refinance the existing mortgage to take his name off - do you qualify? that's key, of course.

are you actually referring to his ownership? that's a whole other topic - but we have answers for that, too; if that's what you're driving at.

I put my daughter name on my dde when I bought my house and now she wants to live and pay nothing, how can I get her name off the deed

I put my daughter name on my dde when I bought my house and now she wants to live and pay nothing, how can I get her name off the deed

you could ask her politely, but i suspect it's past that point. it sure won't be easy now.

My mon owned her home, in 2001 she added two of her sons to the title of the home. In 2006 she died and in 2008 we sold her home and pay all the back taxes that were due. In Jan 2010 we recieved a letter from the County stating she did not qualify for homestead in 2007 and 2008 and want $3900.00. My question is can the go after her two son that were on title of the home for these taxes?

since the two sons were owners of the home from 2001 on, then they are absolutely liable for any claims against the property between that time and the sale date in 2008. of course, it is wise and perhaps most worthwhile to dispute the county's claim.