Archive for the ‘quit claim deeds’ Category
Can you us a texas tax sale property for a rental property if I acquire a quit claim deed from the previous?
owner stating that she gives up all claim to the property? Is this legal? Also, if there are any improvements made to the property such as roofing done, is the previous owner required to pay back such repairs as well as the 25 percent withing the redemption period?
Why would you quit claim deed to yourself?
In 2006, I sold commercial property to people and they financed it through me. It’s sort of like I’m the bank. Well these people recently stopped paying monthly payments. Looking up info, they didn’t pay real estate taxes on this property or their home in 2009. I know their business is floundering and he’s been jail. In 2007, the two buyers, Bob and Tom signed over a quit claim to Bob and Tom. Why would they do that? For lack of a better term, is this something they did to screw me?
Using a quit claim to purchase a short sale home?
I would like the seller to sign a quit claim deed to transfer over ownership on a home that they are about to loose. Can someone please explain the pros and cons for me?
Should I sign a quit claim deed in a divorce?
I am filing for divorce and drafting a separation agreement. I have agreed to give my husband our house where he is currently living. I am wondering if it would benefit me to sign the house over to him via a quit claim deed or if I need to wait until the court date and have the judge award it to him. I am not sure how the real estate part of divorce goes. Any help? Thanks 