Quitclaim Deed Questions
This is a discussion on Quitclaim Deed Questions within the Buying & Selling Property forum, part of the REAL ESTATE & PROPERTY LAW category; I am adding my best friend to my title as an interest in my condo. I have a couple of ...
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I am adding my best friend to my title as an interest in my condo. I have a couple of questions before I do. Can she sell the condo if her and I are both 'grantees'? How difficult is it to remove her if need be later on? What if she refuses to sign it? I am not adding her to my mortgage, so I financially own the home. How can I specify in the deed that I am only giving her a percentage interest? Does she have to be present when adding her as an interest on the deed in Georgia? Does she have to be present when removing her from deed?
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Be careful--that can and often will give her full rights equal with you.
If two or more owners cannot agree on what to do with a piece of property they may petition the court and the court will order a sale or refinancing etc. so that the one or more may get out of the property obligation and/or the other(s) may keep it etc.--it is often done-- (This is true in some cases even for equitable owners that have paid various amounts etc., but for various reasons, may not be on title.) |
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