Q: Does my sister co-own a mobile home on my property in North Carolina?
My mother deeded a tract of land to me in 2015, keeping a life estate for herself. She died in 2019. The tract includes a double wide mobile home, valued at $90,000.00. The deed does not mention the mobile home.
MY MOTHER LEFT NO WILL, and the title to the mobile home is lost. The title is in my mother's name.
I have one sibling, a sister. I know I own the real estate, but does my sister own half of the mobile home on my land?
A: If the mobile home is still titled, and your mothers will left everything 50/50, then yes, your sister owns half the mobile home.
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